The German index’s gains have been cut; it’s up 0.2% now, while the CAC 40 is down 0.6% in Paris, the IBEX 35 is 0.7% lower in Madrid and the FTSE MIB in Milan has also just dropped into the red too.

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened mixed on Thursday, ahead of the UK construction PMI reading plus jobless and trade balance data from the US. The FTSE 100 index opened down 19.42 points ...

At 66.1p per share, the Schroder European Real Estate ... If the European Central Bank (ECB) fails to cut interest rates any further, NAVs will continue to face pressure. Still, I think the ...

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 ...

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 ...

U.S. tariff risks are intensifying while the ECB may have to grapple with the impact of a new German government, a potential Ukraine ceasefire and an expected surge in defence spending.

"Monetary policy is becoming meaningfully less restrictive, as the interest rate cuts are making new borrowing less expensive for firms and households and loan growth is picking up," the ECB said.

Easing for the sixth time since June, the ECB lowered its deposit rate to 2.5% in a nod to slowing inflation and faltering growth, and said that rates were still restricting growth, even if less ...

Will the European Central Bank face a problem that has bedeviled the Bank of Russia? European governments are about to embark on a big increase in defense spending, fueled by growing doubts about ...

For four years, the ECB has been trying to slow the economy down, raising its key deposit rate to a record 4 percent to choke off inflation, before gradually lifting its foot off the brake since June.