The European Central Bank (ECB) reduced its interest rates on Thursday afternoon during its October meeting, marking the third consecutive cut since June. New interest rates have been set at 3.40% ...

Third rate cut this year, first back-to-back cut in 13 years Recent economic data supports case for reduction Quarter-point cut lowers benchmark ECB rate to 3.25% High interest rates have hurt ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) is widely expected to announce a rate cut during its upcoming meeting on 17 October, as deteriorating economic conditions and declining inflation push policymakers ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) looks set to reduce interest rates to 2 per cent or less before the summer, with the cumulative impact of multiple cuts seeing the annual cost of home loans for ...

ECB survey sees quicker inflation decline ECB policymakers see falling rates Euro zone firms report weak growth FRANKFURT, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation could ease more quickly than ...

"We believe the disinflationary process is well on track and all the information we received in the last five weeks were heading in the same direction - lower," ECB President Christine Lagarde ...

“The disinflationary process is well on track,” ECB President Christine Lagarde said at her regular press conference, pointing repeatedly to recent downside surprises in other economic indicators that ...

The ECB said it would reduce its key interest rate to 3.25% from 3.5%. That widens a gap in benchmark borrowing costs with the Federal Reserve. The ECB is now more worried about supporting growth ...

While saying in response to virtually every question that the ECB wasn't committing to cutting rates in December, she also highlighted the raft of economic indicators that have been softening.

European Central Bank (ECB) president Christine Lagarde all but declared victory over inflation on Thursday as Frankfurt reduced interest rates for the third time this year and for a second ...

Inflation expectations among European households have declined, but economic growth expectations remain unchanged, according to the latest consumer survey by the European Central Bank (ECB). The ...

EUR/USD shed another fifth of a percent on Tuesday. ECB Bank Survey results trimmed bullish Euro potential. ECB broadly expected to deliver another 25 bps rate cut this week. EUR/USD fell further ...