BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European leaders warned on Monday that U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to expand tariffs to the EU ...

The euro zone's beleaguered manufacturing industry showed some signs of stabilisation last month but factory activity in Asia ...

European stocks tumbled as investors braced for the region to be the next target of US President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs ...

The true test of usefulness for yet another energy dialogue initiative lies in the realm of national politics.

Donald Trump stepped up his threats against the European Union by declaring its trade deficit with the US was "an atrocity".

Asked by the BBC, President Trump says the US will "definitely" hit the EU with tariffs, while something could be "worked out" with the UK.

European indexes were trading down in opening European trade after U.S. President Donald Trump outlined sweeping tariffs on ...

It comes as economists warn of a potential global trade war following Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China - with the EU likely to be next.

The pan-European Stoxx 600 index had a strong January, rallying to a record high amid solid earnings and hopes that the ...

Earlier in 2023, the European Commission had said it was analysing the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act) ...

London’s FTSE 100 Index fell sharply as the US president claimed the UK is ‘out of line’, but suggested a deal is possible ...