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Euro zone bond yields struggling for direction after French, Spanish CPI - Vimarsana News

Euro zone bond yields struggling for direction after French, Spanish CPI

Euro zone bond yields were struggling for direction on Thursday after mixed inflation data from Spain and France, as markets awaited more prices data from Germany and the U.S. that could help...

Euro zone bond yields rise as ECB warns on premature rate cuts - Vimarsana News

Euro zone bond yields rise as ECB warns on premature rate cuts

Euro zone government bond yields rose on Monday after the European Central Bank warned that cutting interest rates too fast may prove self-defeating. Markets have been quick to bet that... -January 15, 2024 at 04:04 am EST - MarketScreener

Euro zone yields rise after ECB doves and hawks say too early for rate cuts - Vimarsana News

Euro zone yields rise after ECB doves and hawks say too early for rate cuts

Euro zone government bond yields rose on Monday after European Central Bank officials said cutting interest rates too fast may prove self-defeating. Markets have been quick to bet the... -January 15, 2024 at 11:46 am EST - MarketScreener

Rising Euro Zone Inflation Weakens Case For ECB Rate Cuts. - Vimarsana News

Rising Euro Zone Inflation Weakens Case For ECB Rate Cuts.

(CTN News) - Eurozone inflation increased as expected last month, supporting the European Central Bank's decision to maintain high...............

Euro zone inflation jumped in December, supporting case for ECB rate cuts - Vimarsana News

Euro zone inflation jumped in December, supporting case for ECB rate cuts

Inflation across the 20-nation bloc jumped to 2.9% in December from 2.4% in November, just shy of expectations for a 3.0% reading, mostly on technical factors