German manufacturing orders snapped back to mild growth in February, ahead of the energy-price shock of the war in Iran.

Factory orders climbed 0.9% on month, recovering a little from the 11.1% slump in the first month of the year.

Industrial production declined unexpectedly in February, with the energy-price shock from the conflict in the Middle East ...

German industrial production unexpectedly fell 0.3% in February, casting doubt on a swift recovery in Europe’s largest ...

Long concerned about geopolitical crises, China redoubled efforts to secure energy security when President Trump started ...

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German stocks moved up sharply Wednesday morning, with investors going on a buying spree across the board, reacting to news ...

Leading Chinese supplier of offshore wind turbines has been busy building top team in Europe with recent hires from Siemens ...

After a cautious start, the German stock market gained in strength on Tuesday, as investors picked up stocks despite lingering concerns about the conflict in the Middle East.There ...

Long concerned about geopolitical crises, China redoubled efforts to secure energy security when US President Trump started ...

Despite a good spell in positive territory before mid-afternoon, the major European markets closed in the red on Tuesday as investors ...

But Beijing has been preparing for a crisis like this for years. China has stockpiled increasingly large amounts of oil, News ...