Banks

Here are the EU lawmakers to keep your eye on in the new term.

Edward Scicluna says he will remain in office despite ongoing criminal proceedings against him, citing a controversial carve-out for central bankers.

With public debt at a record high, Budapest is increasingly looking to Beijing for cash.

Trump’s about-turn on crypto-assets — and his pick of crypto-evangelist running mate JD Vance — resurfaces a nightmare scenario for EU policymakers.

Manufacturing in Europe’s industrial heartland weakened further in July, confirming the worst fears of EU leaders concerned by the direction that the bloc’s economy is taking. S&P …

Would she bring continuity with Joe Biden’s policies? A more centrist vibe? A sharper progressive bite? Industries including tech, energy and pharma want to know.

The ECB president will also miss a meeting of G7 officials.

The probable Democratic presidential candidate ruffled feathers when she visited Britain back in November.

Political analysts and historians weigh in on an unprecedented moment in American politics.

The next nominee must begin locking down the endorsements of delegates.

Lagarde shrugs off sticky inflation but takes a gloomier view of the economy.

From creating an EU-wide money market to protecting kids online, POLITICO looks at what lies ahead for lawmakers.

The presumptive GOP nominee’s remarks suggest that he may not go further than he did in his first term.

The incident served to reinforce one of the pillars of Trump’s image: Strength.

Investigation centers on reported payoff deal between former president of EIB and senior official.

Markets will certainly make their position known if politicking threatens to stretch public finances.

Everything now is just a euphemism for financial repression and austerity. That doesn’t stop politicians looking for magical alternatives.

The French vote could deal a massive blow to the capital’s post-Brexit ambitions.

Budapest’s friendly ties with Beijing run contrary to Brussels’ de-risking efforts.

Quietly and without much fanfare, Viktor Orbán’s government is allowing more and more guest workers into the country.

It’s considered a ‘hanging offense,’ but could some EU countries hash out side deals with the UK on financial services?

Investigators raided Werner Hoyer’s house as part of an “abuse of influence” investigation.

The metric bolsters a beleaguered Conservative party that had made inflation a central issue ahead of the July 4 election.

But crucial details remain unsolved as diplomats fear that talks might drag on until the end of the year.