The European Central Bank may lower its key rate at coming meetings, but possibly at a slower pace than previously, the head ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) has once again reduced its main interest rate, cutting it from 2.75% to 2.5%. This marks the sixth time in nine months that the ECB has slashed rates as it aims to push ...

The European Central Bank cut interest rates to boost growth, with the region’s stalled economy facing twin shocks from Trump tariff threats and a sudden need to radically increase military spending.

By cutting interest rates, the ECB is aiming to spur economic growth ... European countries are currently debating an increase in defense spending, which could increase infrastructure spending ...

FRANKFURT, Germany — The European Central Bank has cut interest rates by another quarter percentage ... from the just the threat of those tariff increases and potential retaliations are putting ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank cut interest rates for the sixth time in nine ... Germany's move this week to increase military and infrastructure spending, which could stoke ...

While noting such increases could lift both growth ... it should continue on the path to lower interest rates. Isabel Schnabel, an influential ECB board member, told The Financial Times last ...

A further interest rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB) remains highly uncertain due to the looming threat of a trade ...

The ECB has cut interest rates five times already since last June ... between firms and unions point to only moderate wage increases, which would be consistent with the ECB's inflation target.

FRANKFURT] The European Central Bank’s (ECB) indicator of future pay growth continued to signal a sharp slowdown in 2025, ...

The European Central Bank cut interest rates to boost growth, with the region’s stalled economy facing twin shocks from Trump tariff threats and a sudden need to radically increase military ...