Europe: Germany’s DAX closes above 20,000 mark; France’s no-confidence vote eyed
EUROPEAN closed at a fresh one-month high on Wednesday, with German stocks finishing above the 20,000 mark, while attention was on France where a no-confidence vote in parliament was likely oust Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government.
Big Beast Germany, meanwhile, the EU's largest economy, is also in trouble. Its once booming export industry so dented (even ...
Political crises and weakening global demand have hit the growth prospects of the EU's top two economies, OECD says. It ...
Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University discusses how the politics in both Germany and France have become more fractious as both ...
Emmanuel Macron cannot dissolve parliament again until June and Olaf Scholz sacked his finance minister leaving an unstable ...
France and Germany are the EU's most important member states, but the governments in both Paris and Berlin are on the verge ...
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US, UK, Germany, France urge Syria de-escalation in joint statementThe United States, Germany, France and the United Kingdom have called for immediate de-escalation in Syria following clashes ...
Germany's PMI remained unchanged at 43, with the report commenting that the country's manufacturing sector "remained deep in ...
Europe's manufacturers suffered a slump in demand last month as UK factory owners also reported a slowdown in orders.
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France plunges into political crisis as Barnier's government oustedFrench Prime Minister Michel Barnier's three-month-old minority government was toppled on Wednesday in a no-confidence motion ...
The government was sacked by parliament on December 4th. Its prime minister, Michel Barnier, had tried to force through his ...
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