Euro zone inflation held steady at the ECB's 2% target in July, confirming the bank's benign view on prices and strengthening the case for policymakers to keep interest rates on hold for some time ...

The European Central Bank is likely to keep interest rates on hold next month but discussions about further cuts may well ...

The ECB’s latest working paper finds that while financial markets and professional forecasters still trust its two percent ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) says it sees no reason to lower interest rates again right now, even after inflation in the ...

Eurozone inflation has been at or below the ECB’s target now since May, with bank staff forecasts anticipating it will ease to 1.6% on average in 2026 but return to target in 2027.

Financial markets anticipate one more rate cut from the ECB later this year, taking the deposit rate to 1.75%, a stance some already consider to be mildly stimulating.

The eurozone’s annual rate of inflation was steady at the European Central Bank’s target in July, a surprise likely to underpin expectations that policymakers will leave their key interest ...

Inflation in the eurozone crept up in June, hitting the European Central Bank’s target and raising expectations that policymakers will leave the key interest rate unchanged later this month ...

Eurozone inflation has been at or below the ECB's target now since May, with bank staff forecasts anticipating it will ease to 1.6% on average in 2026 but return to target in 2027.

The ECB cut its key interest rate last month for an eighth time since June last year. Investors anticipate policymakers will reduce rates again later in 2025, but stand pat in their July meeting.