Simply put, Is the Fed losing a global race with the ECB to slash interest rates? In a way. But not really. The Fed slashed ...

The European Central Bank will conclude a year-long interest rate-cutting campaign with one more move in September, according ...

The euro may rise despite another ECB interest rate cut if the central bank holds back dovish guidance despite mounting ...

The top three global economies - the U.S., the Eurozone, and China - are racing to cut interest rates. What will that mean ...

The European Central Bank cut interest rates Thursday, putting the body further ahead of its U.S. counterpart in moving ...

The Swiss National Bank lowered rates to zero after consumer prices fell last month. Other European central banks are ...

If the European Central Bank decides to move on interest rates in the next six months, it would most likely be a cut, ECB ...

Unless the eurozone faces a major new shock such as an escalation of the military conflict in the Middle East, the ECB is ...

ECB rate cuts won't quickly ease eurozone mortgage pain as households face higher payments and strained budgets through 2030.

Setting interest rates is one of the ECB’s most powerful tools: high rates can make borrowing money more expensive, while lower rates can make it cheaper and easier to get a loan approved.

For the time being, we are well positioned to wait to learn more about the likely course of the economy before considering ...

Household consumption in the euro area will remain restrained for some time as past interest-rate hikes continue to feed ...