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For weeks, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has been consistently telling lawmakers to act soon because the X-date, when the US could default, could occur as soon as June 1. Now, with June 1 days away, everyone is hoping for a reprieve and that the X-date will slip.

Hello from London, where as one of our senior editors put it, a recession is fine as long

Pressure is mounting on the landlord at the center of Sweden’s property crisis after the company’s credit rating

Iceland’s labor market parties must rein in wage growth to help slow interest rate hikes, according to the

Germany suffered its first recession since the start of pandemic, extinguishing hopes that Europe’s top economy could escape

As extreme weather wreaks havoc on crops in the Americas and North Africa, Europe’s breadbasket is thriving, with

Ukraine’s bid to retake occupied territory in the nation’s east and southeast is “ready to begin” and could

When Otmar Issing became chief economist of the fledgling European Central Bank a quarter of a century ago,

Leaders and companies in Europe’s biggest markets are increasingly balking at the ambitious pace of the continent’s green

The outlook on France’s credit rating was reduced to negative from stable by Scope Ratings, raising questions about

Hawkish former Bank of England rate-setters warned that interest rates will need to soar as high as 6%

Edwin Castro won the jackpot last November - but Jose Rivera claims he is the rightful winner.