PRAGUE, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Central Europe's main currencies may be close to a ceiling after hitting fresh multi-month highs in the past month, a Reuters poll of economic analysts showed on Wednesday.

The euro is sliding as a surge in oil and natural gas prices calls attention to Europe’s vulnerability: when energy gets expensive, the region’s trade balance deteriorates and the currency tends to ...

The European Central Bank can be forgiven for feeling nauseous as a massive global deleveraging of risk since the Iran war ...

If Europe’s sovereign debt problem is heading to a decisive crisis moment, it seems that it must resolve itself either through some form of greater fiscal union or a break-up of the single currency ...

In an interview on the Sprott Money, Kai Hoffmann of Soore Financially offered a compelling perspective on the future of gold, the escalating energy crisis in Europe, and the impending arrival of ...

No less than nine leading European banks have teamed up to issue a euro-pegged stablecoin in a space dominated by U.S. dollar-pegged digital currencies. Participants say their project aims to provide ...

As markets head into a year of uncertainty against a backdrop of shifting economic data and monetary policy, analysts are turning positive on the outlook for the euro. Having fallen below parity with ...