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Buy American? No Thanks, Europe Says, as Tariff Backlash Grows.
A shifting perception of the United States amid President Trump’s trade war is prompting Europeans to pivot decisively away ...
Euro shrugs off rate cuts as investors look for haven from tariff policies
The euro’s recent rally reflects a shift away from traditional rate-driven narratives, as tariff risks and U.S. macro shocks ...
European markets mixed, Erste Group Bank rises 8% after acquiring stake in Santander's Polish unit
European bourses had a mixed start to the week on Monday, with U.K. markets closed for a bank holiday, as investors looked ...
ECB's Donnery warns against watering down banking rules
European Central Bank supervisor Sharon Donnery said on Tuesday she saw scope for making banking regulation simpler, but ...
ECB’s Kazaks Hopeful That Step-by-Step Rate Cuts May Continue
The European Central Bank should be able to carry on with gradual interest-rate reductions, according to Governing Council ...
Eurozone Inflation Holds Close to Target, Lining Up New Rate Cuts to Counter Tariffs
Consumer-price inflation in the eurozone remained just above the ECB’s target, teeing up more interest-rate cuts as ...
Euro zone bank lending continued to pick up before tariffs, ECB data shows
Lending growth to euro zone businesses continued to accelerate in March, indicating that a series of interest rate cuts was ...
What Bond Investors Should Do Now
When the 10-year Treasury yield quickly rose from less than 4% on April 4, to 4.5% on April 8, it was a dour omen, much like ...
Europe saw stronger growth at start of year, but Trump’s tariffs have darkened outlook
Europe’s economy has grown more strongly in the first three months of the year only to see hopes for an ongoing recovery ...
Trump’s trade demands go beyond tariffs to target perceived unfair practices
The Trump administration says the sweeping tariffs it unveiled April 2, then postponed for 90 days, have a simple goal: Force ...
'European households are willing to forego American brands, the emblems of Trumpism'
COLUMN. According to a European Central Bank study, consumers on the Old Continent are 'very eager to buy alternatives to ...
ECB staff say bank promotes wrong people, survey finds
The European Central Bank promotes staff who “know the right people” rather than those who perform well in their jobs, employees have claimed in a union survey. Just 19 per cent of ECB employees ...