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Raiffeisen Bank Services Firms Supplying Russia's War Machine – Bloomberg
Raiffeisen Bank’s clients include firms supplying the Russian military as it continues to wage war on Ukraine, Bloomberg ...
Tariffs Will Be Especially Bad for Europe. What They Mean for European Stocks.
After unveiling 25% levies on goods from Canada and Mexico, as well as an additional 10% tax on Chinese products, Trump said ...
ECB Likely to Stick to Rate-Cut Course Despite Inflation Rise
Eurozone inflationary pressures are likely to ease and the European Central Bank should stick to its course of reducing ...
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How the EU resolves failing banks
The single resolution mechanism (SRM) is the second pillar of the banking union. It ensures that failing banks are ...
ECB Dithers While Euro Economy Flatlines
Marcus Ashworth is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering European markets. Previously, he was chief markets strategist for ...
ECB 'not quite there' with rate cuts but cautious flexibility needed, Kazimir says
European Central Bank interest rates have room to fall further given weak growth and a slowdown in inflation, but uncertainty ...
ECB's Villeroy says Trump tariffs will increase economic uncertainty
Trade tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump will increase economic uncertainty, French central bank governor ...
European Central Bank president: Bitcoin lacks reserve potential
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde ruled out the idea of European banks holding bitcoin in treasuries this ...
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Europe Doubles Down on Stagnation at Davos
When governments subsidize low productivity and penalize high productivity with enormous taxes, the economy suffers. This is ...
With Trump’s return, Ukraine renews push to seize Russia’s frozen billions
With U.S. military aid to Ukraine in doubt, Zelensky hopes to convince Trump to get the Europeans on side for confiscating ...
4 Bank Of England Scenarios, With A Rate Cut Widely Expected
ING is looking for three further cuts later this year, but a shaky jobs market and the prospect of lower services inflation risks pushing the BoE into more aggressive moves. Click to read.