Exclusive: Some European officials weigh if they can rely on Fed for dollars under Trump
Some European central banking and supervisory officials are questioning whether they can still rely on the U.S. Federal ...
ECB to decide by next week on wider use of favourable capital rule, source says
The European Central Bank will decide at the latest by next week whether favourable capital rules on banks' insurance ...
Stournaras Says Everything Points to April ECB Cut: Econostream
An European Central Bank interest-rate cut at the next meeting currently looks likely, said Governing Council member Yannis ...
Politico Europe21h
Europe eyes moment to challenge US dollar’s supremacy in age of Trump
Speaking to EU leaders during a summit on Thursday, Lagarde said a single EU financial market can attract investors searching ...
Crypto News13h
BaFin Bans Ethena’s USDe Token in Germany Over Approval Process Flaws
Germany’s BaFin bans Ethena GmbH's USDe Token sales, citing violations of MiCAR regulations and serious approval process ...
Charting the Global Economy: Fed, BOJ and BOE Hold Rates as Tariffs Loom
Trump’s trade policies have abruptly set the world onto a path of slower growth and higher inflation that could worsen ...
Keep Talking Greece17h
BoG governor: ECB set for interest rate cut in April
The Governor of the Bank of Greece Yannis Stournaras, announced a new interest rate cut by the European Central Bank in April.
The Business Times14h
Europe: Shares end week higher; airlines hit by Heathrow closure
BENGALURU] European shares fell alongside other major global stock markets on Friday (Mar 21) on uncertainty over trade ...
Inquirer on MSN18h
Stocks Fall, Oil Prices Rise In Choppy Trade After Fed Decision
Wall Street stocks slipped on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve sought to calm fears over President Donald Trump's ...
The Business Times15h
Gold’s breakout moment: Opportunity or overvaluation?
GOLD kicked off the year with a strong rally, recently briefly hitting all-time high levels of above US$3,000 per ounce. Can ...
ING Think20h
THINK Ahead: Beware of economic showers from the west
Europe has been basking in sunshine, literally and metaphorically. But pesky April showers keep moving in from the west, writes James Smith. Bring your umbrella as we forecast next week's market moves ...