News list for "The euro"
Trump reveals "great deal", the European Central Bank stands still for the third time in a row, Lebanon's president orders the army to respond to the Israeli invasion, South Korea and Nvidia have a lot to announce... What's happening around the world last night and this morning?
Betting on the divergence of monetary policy between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank has overshadowed fears of a political crisis in France, with euro bulls remaining strong and technical bullish signals flashing. Click to view...
DOLENC, an ECB official, said the next move in interest rates could be a rate cut or a rate hike.
The European Central Bank's governing council, Nagel, said that there is no need to further adjust interest rates at present.
Trump pressured Powell to cut interest rates, the European Union 93 billion the euro's tariff countermeasure plan against the United States on standby, the European Central Bank pressed the "pause button" to cut interest rates, and the Thai-Cambodian border conflict escalated sharply... What major events happened in the world last night and this morning?
Internal and external attacks! Will Powell continue to mouth "eagle"? Gold oscillates endlessly, the European Central Bank may press the pause button for interest rate cuts, US and European PMI data will be released, and the earnings season will give US stocks a "shot in the arm"... Click to view...
The heads of state of China and the United States talk on the phone; gold is on a roller coaster, and silver hits a 13-year high! Trump and Musk publicly scold, the United States may sanction Russia and Ukraine at the same time? The European Central Bank's interest rate cut cycle is coming to an end... What major events happened around the world yesterday and this morning?
Interest rate decisions: 1. Interest rate decisions: cut interest rates by 25 BP as scheduled, maintaining its wording on the future path of interest rates; one member did not support the decision. 2. Economic expectations: GDP growth in 2025 is expected to remain unchanged, and GDP growth in 2026 is expected to be reduced from 1.2% to 1.1%. 3. Inflation expectations: inflation expectations in 2025 and 2026 are expected to be reduced from 2.3% and 1.9% to 2.0% and 1.6% respectively. 4. Trade sit...
Sources: European Central Bank regulators are stepping up scrutiny of banks' sources of dollar funding amid concerns about the Trump administration. Some of the European Union's biggest banks are assessing the unprecedented situation of the Federal Reserve not providing dollars.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde: The European Union must increase its efforts on the capital markets union and the digital euro.
