The ECB has now shed €2.17 trillion of its loans, with just €24 billion left on its balance sheet, below where they’d been in 2004. So that part of QT is finished (blue in the chart below).

Central banks are grappling with elevated uncertainty about economic growth and inflation, complicating decision-making, ...

The quantitative theory of money — the idea that inflation in an economy depends on the quantity of means of payment in ...

ZURICH (Reuters) -The Swiss National Bank on Thursday warned the economic outlook is highly uncertain due to trade and ...

Right now, oil is caught between geopolitical fog and macroeconomic headwinds, with a side order of tariff risk. This bounce ...

Our portfolio continues to impressively outperform the U.S. domestic markets, which remain the key focus of most of our ...

ECB to cut, Fed hopes up. The ECB is widely expected to cut its main interest rate to 2% later today, effectively bringing inflation-adjusted rates back to zero for the first time in almost two ...

Citigroup’s EU banking hub recorded balance-sheet growth of more than 12 per cent last year, making it the largest bank in Ireland.. Dublin-based Citibank Europe plc’s total assets stood at ...

The euro’s rise says more about the dollar’s vulnerability than Europe’s progress. Widening rate differentials and U.S. trade ...