LONDON, March 3 (Reuters) - Few doubt the European Central Bank will cut interest rates again this Thursday - but there are fears in the ECB ranks that easing much further after that may see it ...

Nearly all respondents to an extra question in the poll said U.S. President Donald Trump's expanding trade war would be damaging to euro zone economic growth, potentially putting the ECB in ...

European Central Bank President Christine Largarde has said the ECB is looking to finish the preparation phase of the digital euro by October 2025. Though, lawmakers recently raised doubts on ...

With the deposit rate being lowered to 2.5%, the question is whether ECB President Christine Lagarde will still characterise policy as 'restrictive.' We think she will, but failing to do so could ...

The rate cut comes as the ECB seeks to alleviate pressure on consumers and businesses amid sluggish economic growth in Europe, and the threat of trade tensions with the US. The European Central ...

However, any rate cut means lower returns for savers. The ECB had been expected to continue to reduce borrowing costs to 2% this year. But at a press conference the bank's president, Christine ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) said it is looking to develop a way of settling distributed-ledger technology (DLT) transactions with fiat currency as it expands its work on the key feature that ...

Both the ECB's Target 2 system for settling large payments between banks and the Target 2 Securities network dedicated to financial trades were "operating normally", the ECB said in updates on its ...

The ECB flagged concerns over Deutsche’s credit risk management and its risk models on multiple occasions, the people said. Deutsche ultimately issued two warnings to investors that provisions ...