Mark Schroers
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ECB’s Holzmann Says September Cut Isn’t ‘Foregone Conclusion’
Investors expect the ECB to announce a rate reduction when it meets in three weeks.
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Major Central Banks Now Aligned As Powell Signals Fed Cuts Ahead
Getting the Fed’s start date fixed, and having many of the world’s big central banks paddling in the same direction, removes some anxieties for investors.
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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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Lagarde Says ECB Needs Time To Weigh Inflation Uncertainties
The European Central Bank doesn’t yet have sufficient evidence that inflation threats have passed, President Christine Lagarde said — feeding expectations that officials will take a break from cutting interest rates this month.
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Lagarde Says ECB Needs Time To Weigh Inflation Uncertainties
The European Central Bank doesn’t yet have sufficient evidence that inflation threats have passed, President Christine Lagarde said — feeding expectations that officials will take a break from cutting interest rates this month.
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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 Won’t Be Guided By US Economy In Setting Rates, Centeno Says
(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank will set monetary policy based on the situation on its home turf rather than take its cue from the US, according to Governing Council member Mario Centeno.
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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 Jostling Over Back-To-Back Summer Cuts Has Already Begun
European Central Bank interest-rate setters are starting to position themselves for the next debate as a first cut in June becomes increasingly certain and inflation continues to slow.
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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.
