Inflation, ECB and Lagarde
Central banks may face volatile inflation for years to come, ECB's Lagarde says
Profound shifts in the world economy could make inflation volatile for years to come, complicating efforts to control prices, but sticking with inflation-targeting regimes is still the best option, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Friday.
ECB decision: Central bank cuts deposit rate by 25 basis points as inflation cools
An uptick in services inflation is clearly requires "very attentive understanding" and monitoring, ECB President Christine Lagarde said, but is expected to subside in 2025. Services inflation in the eurozone ticked up to 4.
Euro zone inflation is still not as low as the European Central Bank would like, so interest rates need to remain ...
The European Central Bank will be better informed on the state of the economy and inflation at its final meeting of the year, ...
The ECB cut interest rates for the second time this cycle reflecting the continued progress on inflation and "subdued" ...
The European Central Bank cut its interest rates on Thursday, saying lower inflation and economic growth were allowing it to ...
The European Central Bank may have to quicken the pace that it lowers interest rates to avoid inflation falling short of ...
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Services were the main reason for the boost but growth in inflation was at the slowest rate in three years and inching ...
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ECB cuts rates again as inflation slowsWith inflation slowing and the economic outlook darkening, the European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates again Thursday but is unlikely to give much away about its next moves.
Frankfurt trims its key lending rate, the one that affects mortgage rates, by 25 basis points to 4 per cent, providing some relief for mortgage holders ...
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ECB president Christine Lagarde says the global economy is headed for recessionChristine Lagarde, the head of the European Central Bank, believes the global economy is in deep trouble, and about to hit a ...
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