The end of the Trump bounce, as markets awaken to tariff risks once more
President Trump has ramped up tariff threats this week. There will be another 10% levy imposed on Chinese imports to the US, and 25% tariffs will be imposed on Mexico and Canada on 4th March. He did ...
French Inflation Cools to Lowest in Four Years as ECB Prepares to Cut Rates Again
France’s inflation rate fell to its lowest level in four years, taking it further below the European Central Bank’s target ...
French Inflation Cools to Four-Year Low as ECB Prepares to Cut Rates Again — 3rd Update
France's inflation rate fell to its lowest level in four years, taking it further below the European Central Bank's target and priming the bank for a fresh cut to interest rates next week. Consumer ...
Softer inflation, weak growth bolster case for ECB rate cuts
Euro zone inflation prospects improved while growth remained anaemic, fresh data showed on Friday, solidifying the case for ...
ECB Rate-Cut Path Faces Growing Risk From Erratic Trump Policies
Economists have added a big disclaimer to their view that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates three more times: ...
Rates Spark: Markets Seek Signals Among The Noise
Tariff headlines are taking centre stage again, but markets are struggling to find signals amid the noise. Rates moved little ...
The US Dollar gains on renewed tariff fears, focus on PCE data
Overall, Nvidia’s failure to satisfy the increasingly-hard-to-satisfy investors weighed on market mood, along with new tariff ...
Dax Index News: Inflation Data, US Tariffs, and ECB Policy in Focus
Germany’s auto and tech stocks tumble on US tariff fears. ECB signals rate cuts, but investors watch inflation trends for ...
ECB to cut rates again on March 6 as focus turns to growth: Reuters Poll
The European Central Bank will trim its deposit rate again next week to 2.50%, according to all 82 economists polled by ...
January minutes reveal growing ECB caution
Members noted ‘shift in balance of [inflation] risks to upside’ while ‘greater caution’ in face of uncertainties was needed on size and pace of further cuts ...