Economists have added a big disclaimer to their view that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates three more times: ...

By Tom Sims, Francesco Canepa and John O'Donnell FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Banks struggled to process payments on Friday after an ...

Officials who help steer the European Central Bank’s oversight arm want it to take a fresh look at how it conducts ...

The European Central Bank’s securities settlement system is working again after a communications shutdown earlier on Thursday ...

Euro zone consumers lowered their near-term inflation expectations last month but continued to see economic contraction ahead ...

Deutsche Boerse's Clearstream said on Friday services were largely restored but that there was still some residual impact ...

Members noted ‘shift in balance of [inflation] risks to upside’ while ‘greater caution’ in face of uncertainties was needed on size and pace of further cuts ...

The European Central Bank's said late on Thursday its systems for settling transactions were working again after an outage ...

German headline inflation was unchanged at 2.3% year-on-year in February. Core inflation came down to 2.6% YoY from 2.9% YoY.

Banks encountered difficulties in handling payments on Friday due to an extraordinary, full-day malfunction of the European ...

The European Central Bank may choose to pause interest-rate cuts as inflationary pressures loom, Stephane Colliac and Guillaume Derrien at BNP Paribas write in a note to clients.

Our base case remains that the ECB will ease a total of four times this year, extending its divergence with the US. Having cut in January we expect a further cut to follow in March, despite some vocal ...