The European Central Bank needed to cut interest rates cautiously and gradually but further policy easing was likely coming ...

The European Central Bank should not rush to lower interest rates because inflation remains high and uncertainty great, ECB ...

The European Central Bank is right to be cautious in cutting interest rates considering heightened uncertainty and lingering ...

The European Central Bank needed to cut interest rates cautiously and gradually but further policy easing was likely coming, ...

The European Central Bank should continue to cut interest rates to reach 2% by the summer as the battle against inflation is ...

The European Central Bank is likely to keep easing policy this year but needs to be cautious as exceptional uncertainty, from ...

The governing council reiterated in December that the disinflation process is on track and that it expects to achieve its 2 per cent target in the medium term. Updated forecasts from then expect lower ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The European Central Bank has been too slow to cut interest rates to help the Eurozone’s stagnating ...

The euro continued its upward trend, rising 0.4% to $1.0430. Expectations remain that the European Central Bank will cut rates by 25 basis points during its 30 January 2025 meeting ...

The ECB is still expected to cut interest rates at the next monetary policy meeting on January 30, but with price pressures still present in the eurozone it will need to tread carefully despite ...

German inflation accelerated more than anticipated last month, backing the European Central Bank’s plans to keep cutting ...

Money markets are already pricing in a full percentage point of rate cuts by the ECB in 2025, which would bring the deposit facility rate to 2%—its lowest level since January 2023.