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A slowdown in growth and higher-than-planned expenditure are leaving the Italians in familiar territory.

The war in Ukraine has changed Germany’s thinking after it previously opposed the idea.

… but don’t call it a ‘concession.’

Calviño and Vestager are clear front-runners but France and Germany know they have to back the same candidate to avoid an impasse.

French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire walks a budget tightrope as he aims to ease spending and bring down debt, but without raising taxes.

Hastily compiled dossiers leave the bloc vulnerable to legal challenges.

In deciding against a Spaniard for a separate position, EU Parliament is clearing the way for Madrid’s deputy prime minister.

Easing food prices bring an end to interest rate hikes in sight — and offer a boost to Conservative government.

With MEPs stepping back from a fight with the ECB over Claudia Buch nomination, Spain’s Nadia Calviño stands a better shot of claiming the EIB crown.

German leaders want to prevent an industrial exodus. But the idea is likely to spark controversy within the EU.

The European Investment Bank is ‘for everybody,’ Dane says in an effort to win wider support for job bid.

Talks with Andorra and San Marino over an association agreement will continue, however.

In its race to keep energy revenues coming in, Moscow is trading fuel for rupees — even if it can’t always spend them.

Deposit rate hiked to 4.0 percent amid expectations of prolonged inflation overshoot.

The ECB president has sounded the death knell for the dollar and predicted the end of the world economy as we know it — does she know something we don’t?

As race to lead the European Investment Bank heats up, Berlin remains divided.

France has said it will favor a candidate for the European Investment Bank who supports investing in nuclear projects.

European Commission’s proposal on multinational tax is due to land on Tuesday.

China’s slowdown is one of several headwinds facing EU economy.

The EIB needs a new boss. Here are the contenders. (Although to be honest, some of them are just making up the numbers.)

Civic Platform vows to hold Adam Glapiński accountable for ‘destroying the independence’ of the central bank, if it wins October’s election.

The wind in Paris is blowing in favor of Spain’s Nadia Calviño, but Macron is notorious for taking last-minute decisions.

The court rulings are the first wave of judgments since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Staggered approach to how to make Russia help pay for destruction in Ukraine comes in the face of lingering doubts from Germany and France.