The Irish statistical quagmire Eurozone GDP growth for the first quarter of 2026 was revised down from +0.1% to -0.2%. The revision was mainly driven by a new estimate for Irish growth, showing a contraction of 12.1%, which alone cut 0.5 percentage points from eurozone growth in the first three mon»»»

Economist Rumen Galabinov believes Bulgaria has entered a new economic phase after joining the eurozone and is already positioning itself among the bloc’s fastest-growing economies. Speaking about the country’s outlook following the adoption of the euro on January 1, he described t ... »»»