Eurozone PMIs: Germany powers ahead as France left behind – live

Stronger than expected performance from the manufacturing and services sectors in Europe’s largest economy counters disappointing French PMI data

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Eurozone hauled out of 18-month recession by Germany and France

Economic commissioner Ollie Rehn warns crisis far from over as eurozone reports 0.3% second quarter growth

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Bank of England to deliver forward guidance – live

Governor Mark Carney will usher in a new phase of monetary policy this morning by laying out the Bank of England’s new interest rates strategy, from 10.30am BST

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Italy’s recession deepens with 0.2% drop in GDP, but UK economy bounces back – live

Italian GDP falls for the eighth quarter in a row, but UK industrial production and house prices surge

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IMF finds $11bn black hole in Greek finances and warns of new write-off

Recession continues in Greece as unemployment hits 27%, but flickering growth returns elsewhere in EU

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Eurozone crisis live: Unemployment data expected to show little respite

Fresh jobless data is expected to show euro area jobless rate stuck at record high of 12.2% in June.

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France’s Hollande ‘in denial’ over crisis after downgrade

The French president Francois Hollande appeared the eternal optimist on Sunday when he told the nation that France was “in recovery” despite economic evidence to the contrary.

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French EU circles gripped by feeling of decline: Survey

EXCLUSIVE / A EurActiv survey of French EU professionals in Brussels, published ahead of Bastille Day, shows that an overwhelming 60% of respondents believe their country’s influence in Europe has declined since the financial and…

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Blitz-speed: Germans finally get the chance to cross the Channel as 200mph Berlin to London service is given the green light

After three years of negotiation, a German bullet train is preparing to take passengers from London to Berlin through the Channel Tunnel in only four and a half hours.

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So much for British jobs for British workers! Foreign-born men have higher levels of employment since the financial crisis struck

Male migrants in the UK have had higher levels of employment than British workers from 2007 onwards, according to a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

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