NUSA DUA, Indonesia/FRANKFURT, Oct 13 Central bankers from the United States to Europe are coming under pressure from their governments to loosen their purse strings again as a decade of accelerating economic growth and booming markets fuelled by cheap cash comes to an end.
NUSA DUA, Indonesia/FRANKFURT Central bankers from the United States to Europe are coming under pressure from their governments to loosen their purse strings again as a decade of accelerating economic growth and booming markets fueled by cheap cash comes to an end.
NUSA DUA, Indonesia/FRANKFURT Central bankers from the United States to Europe are coming under pressure from their governments to loosen their purse strings again as a decade of accelerating economic growth and booming markets fuelled by cheap cash comes to an end.
NUSA DUA, Indonesia/FRANKFURT, Oct 13 Central bankers from the United States to Europe are coming under pressure from their governments to loosen their purse strings again as a decade of accelerating economic growth and booming markets fuelled by cheap cash comes to an end.
ATHENS/FRANKFURT, Oct 12 Greece's largest lender by assets, Piraeus Bank, has told the European Central Bank that it may miss a year-end target to raise capital because of unfavourable financial markets, sources familiar with the matter said.
FRANKFURT Global trade tensions could slow euro zone growth further and European Central Bank policymakers debated last month whether to downgrade their risk assessment, minutes of their September meeting showed on Thursday.
FRANKFURT, Sept 27 The euro zone's economy is continuing to hum along but growing global trade tensions are starting to take their toll on the morale of consumers and entrepreneurs, data showed on Thursday.
FRANKFURT The euro zone's economy is continuing to hum along but growing global trade tensions are starting to take their toll on the morale of consumers and entrepreneurs, data showed on Thursday.
FRANKFURT Risks to euro zone growth are mounting but have yet to impact actual growth indicators, European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet said, playing down fears about an excessive slowdown in the currency bloc.
FRANKFURT The European Central Bank kept policy unchanged as expected on Thursday, staying on track to end bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn, even as it warned that risks from protectionism were gaining prominence. | Video
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