ECB should cut rates gradually, not target 'neutral,' Nagel argues
The European Central Bank should ease policy only gradually and not target a difficult-to-define "neutral" level for interest rates, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said on Wednesday.
European shares rise to record peak, boosted by Heineken
European shares extended gains to hit a record high on Wednesday, supported by stocks of beverage makers following Heineken's ...
Euro and European stocks dip as US inflation surprises to the upside
US inflation rose more than expected in January, shaking markets and pushing Fed rate cut expectations to December 2025. The ...
Money blog: Liam Gallagher reacts to Oasis fans whose tickets have been cancelled
Liam Gallagher responds to Oasis fans seeing their tickets cancelled, phone users have been warned to check half-term roaming charges - and we're relaunching our Women in Business series, where we ...
ECB Shouldn’t Cut by Half-Point This Year, Holzmann Tells CNBC
The European Central Bank shouldn’t increase the size of its interest-rate cuts to perk up the region’s flagging economy, Governing Council member Robert Holzmann told CNBC.
Analysts react to India’s retail inflation easing to five-month low in January
India's retail inflation eased to a five-month low of 4.31% in January from 5.22% in December as food price inflation ...
Dax Index News: DAX Hits Record 22K Amid Trade Hopes – Will the Rally Hold?
DAX Hits Record 22K as Trade Hopes Boost Sentiment – The DAX soared above 22,000, fueled by trade optimism and ECB rate cut ...
Paris AI Summit 2025: 5 Critical Themes Shaping Global AI Policy
The Paris AI Action Summit focuses on five key themes: public-interest AI, the future of work, investment, sustainability and ...
US Dollar goes anywhere as focus now shifts to CPI figures after Powell's cautious tone
The US Dollar Index trades with losses for the second consecutive session on Tuesday, hovering above 108.00 without clear ...