The ECB wants companies to test how AI agents, micropayments and machine payments could work with a future digital euro starting in 2027.

North Macedonia’s electricity producer ESM said on Tuesday it has launched the third phase of a project for the revitalisation of state-owned hydropower plants worth 46 million euro ($52.2 million).

The European Central Bank is considering adding artificial intelligence agents and machine-to-machine payment technology to digital euro payments. Coi

The European Central Bank is inviting merchants, payment service providers (PSPs), fintechs, technical vendors and public bodies to join a second round of

The European Central Bank (ECB) intends to expand its ties to foreign central banks, making it easier for them to borrow euro in a crisis, Reuters reported Monday.

Belgium's Article 221(2) shields public bodies from data fines; privately run subsidised schools fall outside it, per the Advocate General. What of hospitals?

HANetf has launched the Arrow Bitcoin EUR Hedged ETC (EBTC), which provides euro-hedged exposure to bitcoin.

Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani Sewilam arrived in Rome on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, to participate in the 2026 Euro-Mediterranean Water Forum, which runs from September 29 to October 2.

Euro stablecoins have recently surpassed $900 million in market cap, indicating a significant growth trend in the digital currency space. Circle leads this surge with a market cap of

Others, including those who stand to gain most from the funding, want to see spending increased.

The euro fell to a two-month low as rising energy costs and political uncertainty in Germany and France weighed on the currency. Investors are also watching gas prices, central-bank decisions and the outlook for European growth.

ECB aims to bolster the euro as Fed's safety nets may shift. Insights from President Christine Lagarde's address to European lawmakers.

Euro area confidence softened in September, as rising inflation expectations leave the ECB with an uncomfortable policy mix

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde said Monday that higher energy prices are increasing inflation risks in the euro area, although there are no signs yet that the effects are becoming embedded in the broader economy.