European Central Bank

European banks faced challenges in 2020, but some have since thrived despite low expectations.

Europe’s economy faces multiple threats, including the influx of advanced and cheap Chinese goods, rising energy prices, and fiscal retrenchment.

European stocks and bonds have faced numerous challenges, but there are signs of a positive turnaround with inflation falling more rapidly than anticipated.

Countries that were the first to raise rates are now reducing them, including Brazil, Chile, Hungary, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, and South Korea.