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A European Central Bank board member has cautioned that current economic growth constraints threaten the global competitiveness of European businesses.

Beijing has blacklisted 14 EU companies, prohibiting them from obtaining Chinese dual-use goods, in response to Brussels targeting Chinese firms in its latest Russia sanctions package.

A new survey indicates that European companies' confidence in the Chinese market is rebounding for the first time since 2022, as Beijing is increasingly seen as a champion of stability amidst global volatility.

A new report indicates that nearly 6,000 European companies operating in India generate 186 billion Euros, account for 5 percent of India's GDP, and support 6 million jobs, marking a decade of deepening economic integration.

EU firms coping well with US tariffs, face obstacles within bloc, EIB survey shows  Reuters

Washington has formally advocated that the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive should only regulate companies headquartered within the EU, aiming to shield non-European multinationals from compliance requirements.

China has responded to European sanctions against Russia by implementing export controls, prohibiting Chinese exporters from selling dual-use goods to EU firms that could be used for both civilian and military purposes.

Sources indicate that European companies are poised to secure two-thirds of the upcoming mobile satellite spectrum, with the remaining portion allocated to non-EU firms.

The French envoy to Bangladesh has emphasized the importance of fostering a fair business climate to attract more European Union firms to invest and operate in the country.

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has launched a consultation on new annual reporting rules aimed at providing regulators with a clearer picture of the risks EU firms face from their exposure to third-country clearing houses.

A new survey indicates that approximately 35% of EU companies are optimistic about their industry's growth in China over the next two years, an increase from a record low of 29% in 2025, even as tensions persist over export surges.