The European Central Bank should cut interest rates only gradually and not lower them to a level that stimulates growth since ...

FRANKFURT, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should ease policy only gradually, and cutting rates to a level that ...

The eurozone isn’t at imminent risk of recession despite a softening labor market and signs of contraction in business ...

European equities edged lower as investors monitored European Central Bank’s rate cuts path as well as geopolitical ...

Irish central bank chief points to uncertainties on eurozone’s economy as well as possible U.S. tariffs as factors that could ...

Euro zone interest rates will keep falling as inflation is largely defeated and weak economic growth, potentially exacerbated ...

The European Central Bank will keep cutting interest rates as inflation falls and its focus is slowly shifting to growth, ...

European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said more reductions in interest rates are on the way if policymakers’ ...

"Monetary policy should not remain restrictive for too long. Otherwise, the economy will not grow sufficiently and inflation ...

Speaking at a separate event in Washington, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel pointed to economic data arriving in the coming weeks as guideposts for the ECB’s next policy meeting in December.

The ECB lowered rates in October after also cutting the previous month, its first back-to-back reductions in the current easing cycle, as eurozone growth worries increasingly outweigh inflation ...

According to the Flash PMI Survey, Hamburg Commercial Bank Chief Economist Dr. Cyrus de la Rubia remarked on the PMI data, saying, “For the European Central Bank (ECB), the latest figures come ...