As it cut rates to 2 per cent last Thursday, the European Central Bank said it was in a “good position” to navigate the uncertain conditions facing it in the months ahead. Donald Trump later ...

The European Central Bank on Thursday cut its main interest rate again, citing slowing price rises. The widely anticipated ...

The European Central Bank is expected to deliver its seventh-straight interest rate cut this week as US President Donald Trump's volatile trade policies add to headwinds for the sluggish eurozone.

Futures contracts for the Stoxx Europe 600 index point to a 0.1% gain at the open. Meanwhile, the U.K.'s FTSE 100, is set to open 0.2% higher, France's CAC 40 could add 0.1% and Germany's DAX is seen ...

The European Central Bank on Wednesday said that Christine Lagarde is determined to complete her term as president, which is scheduled to end in late 2027. The Financial Times earlier reported ...

‘Loss of Confidence’ European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told La Tribune Dimanche in an interview published on Saturday that the dollar’s recent decline against the euro is ...

Investopedia / Lara Antal Christine Lagarde ... faced no punishment. Early Life and Education Born January 1, 1956, in Paris, France to two language teachers, Lagarde is a highly accomplished ...

European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has come closer than ever to claiming victory in the fight against inflation, saying “the darkest days of winter look to be behind us” and ...

A video is being shared on social media which allegedly shows Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, calling for the abolition of cash in order to reduce our carbon footprint.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. This is an edited transcript of a Financial Times interview with European Central Bank president Christine ...

The European Central Bank should move cautiously as it decides on upcoming interest-rate cuts, ECB President Christine Lagarde said Wednesday. While Lagarde said she was rather satisfied with ...