ECB rate stimulus no magic wand for structural faults, Schnabel argues
The European Central Bank should cut interest rates only gradually and not lower them to a level that stimulates growth since that would not resolve the economy's deep structural faults, ECB board member Isabel Schnabel told Bloomberg.
Irish central bank chief points to uncertainties on eurozone’s economy as well as possible U.S. tariffs as factors that could ...
European Central Bank interest rates will fall, but the speed and pace will depend on data, according to Governing Council ...
The European Central Bank will keep cutting interest rates as inflation falls and its focus is slowly shifting to growth, ...
The euro clung to its sharpest rise in four months on Thursday following hawkish remarks from a central bank policymaker, ...
Interest rates have started falling across several major economies. While cuts might not come as quickly as previously ...
European equities edged lower as investors monitored European Central Bank’s rate cuts path as well as geopolitical ...
The European Central Bank should cut interest rates further to support a nascent economic recovery in the euro zone, also in ...
The European Central Bank should continue cutting interest rates steadily and refrain from bigger moves in view of the ...
The European Central Bank must act step by step as it lowers interest rates, according to Chief Economist Philip Lane.
The European Central Bank should steadily lower borrowing costs to 2% or thereabouts, according to Governing Council member ...
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