For Germans heading to the polls for a snap election, climate is not quite as important a factor as it used to be.

Risk-averse leadership is holding back Europe’s largest economy, say historians and economists.

The euro and German government bond yields pare losses slightly after German purchasing managers’ data exceeded expectations. The German composite purchasing managers’ index rose to 51.0 in February ...

Business activity in Germany's private sector picked up slightly in February, driven by a steady performance in services and ...

It’s time for Germany to decide. The election sparked by the collapse of its so-called “traffic lights” 1 coalition is due Sunday. Even before the dramatic rupture in US-European relations, it was ...

Europe’s plan to spend more on its defence has fuelled a rise in countries’ long-term borrowing costs, investors say, adding ...

German investor morale improved at the fastest rate in two years in February on expectations the economy will pick up under a new government after Sunday's election, although the current situation ...

Yields on U.K. and eurozone government bonds rose as prospects of an end to war in Ukraine boosted risk appetite and dented safe-haven bonds.

Discover why Germany's DAX outshines the S&P 500 and why EWG faces resistance despite strong sectors. Explore key trends and ...