General Members News Amcham was pleased to welcome once again a U.S. delegation led by Paul Binsfeld, Honorary Consul of Luxembourg to Arizona and New Mexico, together with representatives from leading U.S. space, finance, and defense companies.
General Members News DLA Piper has advised Dragon Capital on the launch and first closing of the Rebuild Ukraine Fund (REBUF), a Luxembourg based private equity fund targeting post war economic recovery opportunities in Ukraine.
General Members News In its analysis, the Chamber noted that the environment in which Luxembourgish businesses operated has changed profoundly since 2020 and successive global shocks have negatively affected companies’ profitability and competitiveness. They said that although the Luxembourg Government has set a course to support economic recovery, its measures often remain too cautious and lack ambition in the face of the multiple challenges arising from an unstable, high-risk business climate.
General Members News On Saturday 1 November 2025, Luxembourg’s Ministry of Finance reported that both Morningstar DBRS and Fitch Ratings have confirmed Luxembourg’s “AAA” rating with a stable outlook.
General Members News In the second quarter of 2025, GDP in the eurozone grew by 0.1% over the quarter, marking a clear slowdown compared with the results for the first quarter of the year (+0.6%).
General Members News Luxembourg’s national statistics institute, STATEC, has released its Overview of Business Statistics, 2025 Edition.
General Members News Over this ten-year period, the sector demonstrated strong growth in employment, value creation, and tax contributions, while also undergoing a marked diversification in its activities and international workforce.
General Members News This publication provides a selection of interesting key statistics on the European Union (EU), its Member States as well as the countries of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
General Members News Job creation accelerates slightly in Q2 but remains very low historically.
General Members News Key takeaways
• Global growth pessimism is fading, with a soft landing once more becoming consensus among investors, but tariff risks remain
• German stimulus underpins European growth optimism, keeping the gap to global growth expectations close to the recent highs
• Investors stay bullish on EU equities outright and rel. to the US, with banks and German equities the most popular positions
General Members News Luxembourg’s national statistical institute, STATEC, reported that the annual inflation rate fell to 1.3% in March 2025 – down from 1.7% in February.
EU trade news: Statement by President von der Leyen