Jana Randow
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Euro-Zone Economy Handed Surprise Boost By Paris Olympics
A gauge for services climbed to the highest level since April, though the region’s manufacturing slump deepened.
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Disappointing Euro-Area Productivity Complicates ECB’s Challenge
Labor productivity per person fell by 0.4%, according to new data published by the ECB.
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Disappointing Euro-Area Productivity Complicates ECB’s Challenge
Labor productivity per person fell by 0.4%, according to new data published by the ECB.
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ECB Holds Rates Steady With More Data Needed For Next Cut
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged after last month’s landmark cut — giving away little on its plans as investors and economists bet on another move in September.
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ECB Holds Rates Steady With More Data Needed For Next Cut
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged after last month’s landmark cut — giving away little on its plans as investors and economists bet on another move in September.
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ECB Rate-Setters Agree On June Cut But Not Much Else Beyond
There’s one thing European Central Bank officials seem to agree on — that a first cut in interest rates will probably be delivered in June.
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ECB Rate-Setters Agree On June Cut But Not Much Else Beyond
There’s one thing European Central Bank officials seem to agree on — that a first cut in interest rates will probably be delivered in June.
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ECB Holds Rates, Gives Clearest Signal On Starting Cuts
The deposit rate was left at a record-high 4%, as overwhelmingly predicted by a Bloomberg poll in which only one of 62 economists saw a decrease.
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ECB Officials Saw Case For Rate Cut Strengthening In March
European Central Bank officials saw enough convincing evidence last month to conclude that the time for interest-rate cuts has almost arrived, an account of their latest policy meeting showed.
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ECB Is Closing In on New Framework, Some Hoping for Interbank Revival
The European Central Bank is close to agreeing on a new monetary framework that some officials hope will open the door to an ultimate revival of the interbank market, according to people familiar with the debate.
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ECB Is Closing In on New Framework, Some Hoping for Interbank Revival
The European Central Bank is close to agreeing on a new monetary framework that some officials hope will open the door to an ultimate revival of the interbank market, according to people familiar with the debate.
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ECB Officials Try To Buy More Time for Decision on Rate Cuts
(Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank officials are becoming more vocal about the need for additional evidence that inflation is returning to their 2% goal before they can start lowering interest rates.
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ECB Officials Try To Buy More Time for Decision on Rate Cuts
(Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank officials are becoming more vocal about the need for additional evidence that inflation is returning to their 2% goal before they can start lowering interest rates.
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Cracks Start To Emerge In Global Central Bank Synchronicity
The IMF's latest round of forecasts highlights the divergence: an improved U.S. outlook, worse prospects for the euro zone and miserable figures for the U.K.
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Cracks Start To Emerge In Global Central Bank Synchronicity
The IMF's latest round of forecasts highlights the divergence: an improved U.S. outlook, worse prospects for the euro zone and miserable figures for the U.K.
