Denmark's central bank intervenes to defend krone-euro peg after currency hits 25-year low against the euro. The krone weakened to its lowest level in more than 25 years, prompting the central bank to prop it up through interventions.

German Chancellor Merz ends employee right to call in sick without doctor's note as part of sweeping economic reform package aimed at reviving growth

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced an end to an employee's right to call in sick without a doctor's note, as part of a package of sweeping reforms to revive the economy.

UK unsecured loan defaults hit highest level since financial crisis, signaling mounting pressure on household finances

A gauge measuring Britons defaulting on credit cards and other unsecured loans has hit its highest level since the financial crisis, a sign of growing pressure on household finances.

Central bankers at Sintra forum find ally in new Fed chief, signaling potential alignment on global monetary policy direction

In Sintra, world central bankers find an ally in the new Federal Reserve chief.

Canadian PM Mark Carney announces billions in federal funding for energy, mining and transportation projects in British Columbia

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced billions of dollars in federal funding for energy, mining and transportation projects in Canada's west coast province of British Columbia.