Euro zone suffers from integration fatigue

BRUSSELS, Oct 25 (Reuters) - The euro zone is suffering from integration fatigue and banking union might be the last big push for the foreseeable future, officials in the currency bloc say.

Eurozone business growth slows

The pace of growth among businesses in the eurozone eased in October as the service sector slowed, a survey has indicated.

Euro-Zone Consumer Pessimism Lessens

Consumers in the 17 countries that share the euro continued to become less pessimistic in October, a development that is likely to support a continued, if modest, pickup in spending.

Bank of England points to improving economic picture

UK unemployment and economic output are improving at a faster pace than expected, according to Bank of England policymakers.

Germany sees biggest increase in foreigners in 20 years

(Reuters) - The number of foreigners living in Germany rose by 4.1 percent last year, the biggest increase since 1993, driven by an influx of residents from EU members Poland and Hungary, the Statistics Office said on Tuesday.