The European Central Bank cut interest rates on Thursday and kept the door open to further policy easing as concerns over lacklustre economic growth supersede worries about persistent inflation.
Despite the concerns over France, the consensus among economists was that the ECB will not need to intervene in euro area bond markets in 2025. Just 19 per cent consider it likely that the central ...
After a week of focus on U.S. politics following President Trump’s inauguration, focus switches back to monetary policy, with an interest-rate decision due by the Federal Reserve as well as the ...
Traders grew more confident on Thursday that the European Central Bank would deliver three more rate cuts this year, as weak growth data followed by the bank's latest rate reduction highlighted the ...
The timing of the plebiscite is bad news for the ECB, which is scheduled to start running down the debt pile accumulated by its pandemic bond-buying program this month. Given the scope for market ...