Bulgaria's anti-euro protesters try to storm EU mission building
The anti-government protesters, chanting "Resignation" and "No to the Euro", threw red paint, firecrackers and Molotov ...
ECB's Villeroy reaffirms deposit rates could be at 2% by this summer
The European Central Bank could cut its deposit rate down to 2% by this summer, said Bank of France head and ECB policymaker ...
ECB to tighten collateral rules as number of accepted rating agencies grows
The European Central Bank plans to take a more stringent approach in accepting some collateral in its lending operations as the number of accepted credit rating agencies increases, it said on Friday.
Ukraine's bond investors left reeling as ceasefire hopes sour
Ukrainian bond prices have dropped sharply this week as increasingly hostile rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump toward the country and its leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy forces many investors to ...
German House Prices to Climb 3.5% This Year, but Risk Is for Weaker Rise: Reuters Poll
Average German house prices will rise 3.5% in 2025, outpacing the 3.0% predicted in a November survey, and moderate to 3.0% ...
German house prices to climb 3.5% this year, but risk is for weaker rise
Germany's struggling housing market will regain some lost ground this year, helped by more European Central Bank interest ...
Stagflation-lite could still make policymakers sweat
Policymakers around the world may not like the word 'stagflation,' but they're going to hear a lot more it this year if the import tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening open up a global ...
Trump tariffs threat overshadow Europe Inc's solid Q4
Around one-third of companies in the STOXX 600 have reported Q4 sales figures and almost three-quarters of them have beaten ...
US companies swap dollar bonds into euros to lower funding costs
U.S. companies with overseas operations are taking advantage of lower rates in euros to slash their debt funding costs and ...
Job loss fears may explain disappointing euro zone consumption, ECB blog argues
Reduced workloads faced by some employees may make them save up excessively out of fear of losing their jobs, a European ...
Morning Bid: Trade and Ukraine tensions mount, with Fed twist
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan World markets were subdued on Thursday by simmering trade ...
Analysis-US Companies Swap Dollar Bonds Into Euros to Lower Funding Costs
(Reuters) - U.S. companies with overseas operations are taking advantage of lower rates in euros to slash their debt funding ...