Colvin discusses the impact of the latest ECB meeting, where the deposit rate was held at 2%, but officials maintained a hawkish tone due to rising energy and oil prices.
FRANKFURT, May 1 (Xinhua) -- The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday unanimously decided to put interest rates on hold ... The ECB has yet to determine how far the current situation has deviated from its baseline projections.
The European Central Bank may need to tighten policy in June if the outlook does not improve "markedly" as price developments are worse than the ECB's base case, which already assumes policy tightening, Bundesbank PresidentJoachim Nagel said today.
Following its meeting on April 30, the European Central Bank (ECB) left its three key interest rates unchanged ... The ECB emphasized that incoming data largely confirmed the previous inflation forecast, but price pressures are intensifying ... .
The European Central Bank (ECB) is moving closer to a pivotal decision. Board memberIsabel Schnabel recently stated that an ECB rate hike is increasingly likely ... ECB Rate Hike ... ECB board member Isabel Schnabel delivered a clear message.
This comes as European Central Bank (ECB) board member Joachim Nagel flags a potential interest rate hike in June ... The muted volatility contrasts sharply with the hawkish signals from the ECB ... ECB’s Nagel Signals a June Rate Hike Risk.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to hold interest rates steady during its latest monetary policy meeting ... The ECB’s move reflects a cautious approach to balancing economic growth with price stability. ECB Rate Decision.
Rising inflation has raised concerns it may become built into the economy along with slow or nonexistent growth, a policy conundrum dubbed “stagflation” that leaves central banks like the ECB with few attractive choices.
With English cricket at a crucial juncture, the kind of cosy appointment that has become commonplace must be avoided. The new national selector must be someone who will challenge the status quo ....
The European Central Bank is expected to hold interest rates steady again on Thursday as policymakers weigh concerns about higher inflation triggered by the Middle East war against worries about weakening growth ....