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European Central Bank may cut rates in September, December
The European Central Bank (ECB) is most likely to cut rates in September or December, while it’s expected to pause its rate cut cycle in July. Uncertainties in the eurozone because of US tariffs are expected to prompt the ECB to pause cutting rates for now and adopt a wait-and-see approach.
A senior official at the European Central Bank has warned of the potentially detrimental impact of US-backed stablecoins on ...
The EU needs more than a digital euro to respond effectively to the USD stablecoin surge, according to ECB adviser Jürgen ...
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged on Thursday and offered a modestly upbeat assessment of the euro zone ...
European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone said the economy is sending “conflicting signals” as officials ...
In notes dated July 24, Goldman said it no longer expects the ECB to deliver a rate cut this year, while J.P. Morgan has ...
The ECB's June estimate showed that higher U.S. tariffs would result in lower growth and - depending on any EU retaliation - ...
European bonds dropped for a third day as traders continued to reduce their bets on a final European Central Bank ...
The central bank left its key deposit rate at 2% after making eight cuts since last June.
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