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ECB’s Holzmann Says Inflation’s Stickiness Underestimated: Pulso
The hawkish Austrian central banker was the sole dissenter against the ECB’s June interest-rate cut, something Holzman has since justified by saying that a data-dependent policy stance must adhere to signals from incoming economic data.
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German Economy Probably Stalled At Start Of 2024, Survey Shows
Germany’s economy probably failed to grow again at the start of the year, according to a Bloomberg poll.
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German Economy Probably Stalled At Start Of 2024, Survey Shows
Germany’s economy probably failed to grow again at the start of the year, according to a Bloomberg poll.
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Europe’s Top Economies Face Tough Time At The Start Of 2024
Private-sector activity in the euro area contracted for an eighth month in January, a weak start to the year after a likely second-half recession.
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Europe’s Top Economies Face Tough Time At The Start Of 2024
Private-sector activity in the euro area contracted for an eighth month in January, a weak start to the year after a likely second-half recession.
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Lagarde Says Best Defense Against Trump 2.0 Is Strong Europe
(Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said the best plan to prepare for a possible return of Donald Trump to the White House in 2025 is to bolster Europe’s single market.
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Lagarde Says Best Defense Against Trump 2.0 Is Strong Europe
(Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said the best plan to prepare for a possible return of Donald Trump to the White House in 2025 is to bolster Europe’s single market.
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Lagarde Says Euro Gives Greater Sovereignty In A Turbulent World
The euro reaching the quarter-century mark on Jan. 1 shows the endurance of a monetary arrangement whose disintegration has often been predicted.
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Lagarde Says Euro Gives Greater Sovereignty In A Turbulent World
The euro reaching the quarter-century mark on Jan. 1 shows the endurance of a monetary arrangement whose disintegration has often been predicted.
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Euro Zone’s Rising Recession Risk Fails To Shift ECB On Cuts
The chances of a euro-zone recession rose as private-sector activity worsened — strengthening the case for interest-rate cuts that the European Central Bank is so far resisting.
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Euro-Zone Slump Deepens With Recession Odds ‘Notably High’
Private-sector activity in the euro area worsened at the end of the year, raising the risk that the region may experience a recession in the second half.
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Is World Economy Facing First Recession Since 2009? Experts Read Signs
Investors cheered Friday as the US struck a partial trade agreement with China and there were even signs the UK may strike a divorce deal with the European Union.
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ECB Can’t Close Door To Further Rate Hikes, Schnabel Says
The German Executive Board member spoke a week after the ECB left interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than a year.
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ECB Can’t Close Door To Further Rate Hikes, Schnabel Says
The German Executive Board member spoke a week after the ECB left interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than a year.
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ECB’s Lagarde Says IMF Has Cut Global Growth Forecasts Except US
The IMF is set to publish its latest outlook on Tuesday, having in July raised this year’s prediction for world growth, as well as for most major economies.
