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The European Central Bank looks set to become the first among global peers to begin cutting interest rates after consumer price inflation held steady in April.

Former policymaker Christian Noyer said on Friday that the ECB does not have to wait for the US Federal Reserve before cutting interest rates as the two can be out of sync for several quarters

Euro zone lending continued to stagnate in March and consumers trimmed their inflation expectations as record-high borrowing costs kept putting the brakes on the euro zones economy, European...

(RTTNews) - Eurozone lenders intend to tighten conditions for loans to firms in the second quarter and they expect a fall in demand for loans from...

A rebound in investment in the eurozone still hinges on a loosening of monetary policy at the European Central Bank, ING economist Bert Colijn writes in a note.

Pound to Euro Rate Rangebound amid Delayed ECB Rate Cut Bets

Eurozone consumer price inflation as well as core price growth softened in March raising the likelihood of an interest rate cut by the European Central Bank in June, which would mark an end to the aggressive tightening cycle seen in the past few years.

The Eurozone saw its annual rate of inflation drop more than expected in March, marking a third consecutive month of...

BRUSSELS, April 3 (Xinhua) -- The Eurozone saw its annual rate of inflation drop more than expected in March, marking a third consecutive month of decline, sparking optimism for a potential European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate cut in June.