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Why is the euro doing so badly against the dollar?

Analysis: Investors often turn to US currency in times of uncertainty and there are plenty of reasons for them to be jittery

Euro a whisker from dollar parity; Heathrow caps passenger numbers amid travel disruption – as it happened

Euro slides to a 20-year low of $1.0001 on anxiety that Europe will fall into recession, as Heathrow introduces limit on summer holiday passengers

EDF shares surge as France ‘prepares for €8bn nationalisation’

French government plans to buy remaining 16% of energy giant to keep bills down could cost up to €10bn

Euro nears parity with dollar as pound hits two-year low

Europe’s single currency battered by fears over gas supply from Russia and US interest rate rises

Klarna sees its value slashed by 85% in latest round of fundraising

‘Buy now, pay later’ firm, once Europe’s most valuable private tech company, valued at less than $7bn

Germany braces for ‘nightmare’ of Russia turning off gas for good

Ministers fear flow may never restart as maintenance work soon begins on Nord Stream 1 pipeline

Germany to reactivate coal power plants as Russia curbs gas flow

Parliament approves measures to use mothballed sites to produce electricity and preserve gas supplies

UK supermarkets urged to stop selling Parma ham from EU caged sows

Animal welfare groups find sows in Europe forced to spend weeks in cages so small they can only stand and lie down

New French PM vows to nationalise EDF and tackle cost of living crisis

In speech to divided parliament, Élisabeth Borne tries to court opposition parties to avoid deadlock

UK watchdog opens investigation into Amazon’s marketplace practices

CMA looks into whether firm gives own sellers unfair advantage over third-party rivals

Zelenskiy calls on trader Vitol to stop shipping Russian ‘blood oil’

Kyiv asks largest independent oil trader to state when it will ship last barrel and how much it will ship until that date

Norway halts strike that threatened gas supplies to Britain

Norwegian government intervenes in pay row because of ‘great social consequences for whole of Europe’

European stock markets tumble on rising fears of recession

Euro slumps to 20-year low against US dollar as jump in natural gas prices intensifies economic strain

UK gas prices hit three-month high as Norway workers strike

European energy crisis intensifies amid suspension of production in Equinor oil and gas fields

UK subscribers will soon be able to leave Amazon Prime in two clicks

The move follows changes across the EU that made it simpler for users to quit the subscription service

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