The ECB has now lowered borrowing costs eight times since last June, seeking to prop up a eurozone economy that was struggling before U.S. economic policies dealt it further blows.

The ECB has lowered borrowing costs eight times, or by 2 percentage points since last June, seeking to prop up a euro zone economy that was struggling even before erratic U.S. economic and trade ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) will ask banks to provide weekly liquidity data from September so that it can carry out more frequent checks on their ability to ward off potential shocks as ...

The ECB’s willingness to lower rates (it’s done so at eight consecutive meetings over the past year) differs from the Federal Reserve, which has held U.S. rates steady this year in an attempt ...

Eighth straight ECB rate cut looks like a near-certainty after May’s surprise inflation decline European Central Bank head Lagarde and her colleagues will have a straightforward decision ...

BERLIN—The European Central Bank could increase interest rates above 3.5% and likely won’t cut them this year as the bank moves forcefully to bring inflation back on target, a top ECB official ...

The ECB Thursday lowered its key interest rate to 2% from 2.25%, its eighth cut since June 2024. That move followed figures that showed the annual rate of inflation was 1.9% in May, below the ECB ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to lower its deposit rate by 25 basis points to 2.00% at its June 6 meeting, as inflation in the eurozone slips below target and economic momentum ...

PARIS (Reuters) -The European Central Bank stands ready to react as necessary to the flow of economic data in the face of currently high uncertainty, ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau ...

The ECB last month left its benchmark deposit rate unchanged, ending a series of 10 consecutive increases that has taken it from a record low of minus 0.5 per cent last year to an all-time high of ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -European Central Bank supervisors are analysing the dollar exposure of euro zone banks but there is no doubt the U.S. Federal Reserve will continue to supply liquidity at ...