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European Central Bank Governing Council Stournaras: The European Central Bank's interest rate is expected to be cut to 2% by this autumn. (Greek radio station Skai)
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde: I hope the European Central Bank can achieve its 2% inflation target in 2025.
Germany's DekaBank has been granted a crypto custody license for banks by the country's regulator BaFin and the European Central Bank (ECB). Commerzbank was the first German bank to receive a license last year, while other major banks have not yet been granted a license, including DZ Bank. BaFin has issued an additional 11 cryptocurrency custody licenses, primarily for cryptocurrency companies. One of them is the digital asset custody sub-unit of Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe Privatbank.
European Central Bank Governing Council Patsalides: I prefer a gradual and small interest rate cut.
On the 12th local time, the European Central Bank held a monetary policy meeting at its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, and decided to cut all three key interest rates by 25 basis points. This is also the fourth interest rate cut this year after the European Central Bank announced interest rate cuts in June this year. According to the latest interest rate decision announced by the European Central Bank, the deposit mechanism rate was reduced to 3.0%, the main refinancing rate was reduced to ...
The European Central Bank will announce the interest rate decision and the latest economic forecast at 21:15 tonight. The market generally believes that it will cut interest rates by 25 basis points for the fourth time this year, but there are still a few people who expect it to "speed up" and cut interest rates by 50 basis points. At that time, the market may fluctuate violently. Investors are advised to pay attention to the relevant risks. For more information, please click > >
European Central Bank Governing Council Nagel: In favor of a gradual and cautious approach to interest rate cuts.
ECB Governing Council Vujcic: It is more appropriate to take a small interest rate hike in the context of uncertainty.
JPMorgan expects the European Central Bank to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in December, earlier than the previous forecast of January 2025.
European Central Bank Governing Council Villeroy: There are good reasons to cut interest rates in December.
In a televised interview with Latvia's public broadcaster on Monday, Mr. Kazakis, the ECB's governor, said the central bank should cut interest rates next month. "Of course there will be discussions, but I firmly believe that the current situation in the European economy requires another rate cut in December," he said. The ECB has cut interest rates three times and is expected to cut rates again next month. On Friday, PMI data showed an unexpected contraction in the eurozone's private sector eco...
The decline in inflation has allowed the ECB to lower interest rates, and prices are rising faster than average wages, which is also one of the factors in cutting interest rates, Villeroy said in an interview. Villeroy stressed that the ECB's interest rate policy decisions are independent of the Federal Reserve. The evidence is that the ECB started lowering interest rates in early June, and the Federal Reserve did not cut interest rates until three months later. As inflation falls, we will be ab...
Traders expect the ECB to cut interest rates by 150 basis points in 2025 for the first time since October.
The European economy could end up in stagflation if US president-elect Donald Trump follows through on his threats of trade tariffs, European Central Bank governing board member Christodoulos Patsalides has warned. "Trade tensions are rising," the Cypriot central bank governor said in Nicosia on Thursday. "If trade restrictions materialise, the result could be inflation, recession or worse, stagflation." He said that while there was room to continue reducing borrowing costs, it should be done "a...
The European Central Bank (ECB) has been using central bank funds to organise a wholesale DLT settlement pilot for the past six months. More than 70 institutions are now participating. All participants are very positive about the trial and are eager to see it continue. At the same time, they hope to hear the ECB's next roadmap before the settlement trial concludes at the end of this month. Thilo Derenbach, an executive at Clearstream, a unit of Deutsche Bo ̈ rse, said the ECB is strongly advise...
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