Industrial production growth boosts German expectations

The German economy received a boost this week as it emerged that economic expectations increased within the country, mainly due to growth in industrial production.

Eurozone economy to enter slow recession

The EU has predicted that the Eurozone’s economy will shrink over the next 12 months.

February exchange rate predictions

Potential investors looking to buy overseas property will need to carefully consider their location as the Currency index explains.

German economy set to slide ‘sideways’

The German economy is set to take a ‘sideways’ step over the next few months as the Euro-zone’s growing debt crisis worsens.

German economic recovery stumbles

Germany, one of Europe’s strongest economies, appears to have suffered a setback on its road to economic recovery.

Could 2012 see the euro-zone crisis hit Turkey?

With 2010 seeing a growth of 8.9% for the Turkish economy, government officials remain confident of their ability to remain on top despite the European debt crisis. However, leading analysts have warned that Turkey could suffer if a recession hits Europe in 2012.

The best time to buy Euros

The European crisis is leading currency to drop with the Euro reaching its lowest level of the year last Wednesday.

Latvian and Romanian property sectors stand strong in face of Euro-zone turmoil

Steady growth and attractive currency benefits have marked out Latvia and Romania as two of the most quickly emerging property markets in Europe.

Cameron’s stand jeopardises Euro-zone stability

UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s decision to veto an EU-wide treaty on the Euro-zone has upset a number of European leaders and potentially set back the programme to rectify the Euro-zone crisis significantly.

S & P add to pressure on Euro-zone

Standard & Poor’s have added to the pressure for a sustainable Euro-zone deal considerably by putting 15 full member states on credit watch.

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