Positive trends in the EU Blue Economy
Discover the latest insights from the EU Blue Economy Report, showcasing growth in sectors like ocean energy and blue biotechnology.
Discover the latest insights from the EU Blue Economy Report, showcasing growth in sectors like ocean energy and blue biotechnology.
European stocks saw a slight increase on Monday, with the pan-European STOXX 600 index rising by 0.1% by 1000 GMT, marking an eighth consecutive day of gains. The boost was
European stocks rise on strong Wall Street performance, with energy and tech sectors leading the way. Fidelity European Trust aims for long-term growth.
European stocks started the week with gains, driven by positive global market sentiment. In early trading, Germany’s DAX climbed by 0.7%, France’s CAC 40 saw a rise of 0.8%, and
The European Union is determined to establish a robust data economy as a foundation for its global competitiveness and digital independence. In the automotive industry, data is already transforming technologies,
European stocks rose on Monday, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index up 1.2% by mid-morning in London. All sectors were in positive territory, led by construction and materials stocks, which
European markets opened the week on a positive note, climbing on Monday after a slow start. Investors are keeping a close watch on the U.S. presidential election scheduled for Tuesday,
European stocks remained largely unchanged as easing tensions in the Middle East brought some optimism, though declining oil prices exerted pressure on the energy sector. By mid-morning in London, the
The European stock market has shown resilience despite global economic challenges in recent years. It continues to be a key focus for investors due to the region’s established financial infrastructure
European stocks opened on a positive note, edging closer to their record highs as they followed the lead of a tech-driven rally on Wall Street. By early morning in Paris,