In frequently declaring their monetary policy setting to be “restrictive”, European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde and Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey have raised the immediate follow ...

EUR/USD is off the lows but remains in the red above 1.0300 in the European morning on Monday, pressured by a stronger US ...

The scope and timing of US tariffs would have a big say, but while markets await Trump’s move on the EU, today’s report is ...

French factory production unexpectedly dropped at the end of the year, contributing to a backsliding in the eurozone's second-largest economy, with few signs of a rapid rebound at the start of 2025.

Forex Analysis by ING Economic and Financial Analysis (Francesco Pesole) covering: Euro US Dollar, US Dollar Canadian Dollar, Euro Polish Zloty, Euro Czech Koruna. Read ING Economic and Financial ...

Pain for the UK government as BoE cuts growth forecasts but raises its estimates for inflation. The Bank of England cut interest rates again on Thursday, slashing its growth forecast for the year ...

FT: In November, European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde suggested an alternative approach: do not retaliate immediately but try to find a constructive solution fast. If this initial stage ...

Total manufacturing output was 0.7% lower on month in December, an unexpected drop that has contributed to a backsliding in ...

The European Central Bank today released a new research piece on where the neutral interest rate in the eurozone could be. Click to read.

Ben Stiller wasn’t ready to give up on his decades-long marriage to Christine Taylor, even if he didn’t think they would get back together. The "Zoolander" star told The Hollywood Reporter ...

Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor married in 2000; the couple separated in 2017, but they ultimately reconnected during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 Cindy Ord/Getty Ben Stiller is reflecting on ...

Not so good for true believers in the Bank of England’s inflation target. In cutting interest rates last week, the Bank of England seemed to ignore its own forecasts of higher inflation to come ...