Frankfurt and Brussels are abuzz with speculation over the future leadership of the European Central Bank, after indications that ECB President Christine Lagarde may be weighing an early departure.

Survey points to inflation at ECB'S 2% target Markets see no change in interest rates this year Some policymakers still fear too-low inflation Strong euro, lower wage growth, Chinese imports dampen ...

The European Central Bank kept policy rates unchanged at its first meeting of 2026. The euro's appreciation against the dollar is a concern, some central bank policymakers say. Economists believe the ...

A short-lived decline in inflation that takes it below target is unlikely to prompt action by the European Central Bank, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said in a speech at the Karlsruhe Institute ...

Liquidity lines seen as key tool to boost euro's global reach Details still being decided, likely to be unveiled next week Plan includes lower interest rates, easing of borrowing caps ECB wants to ...

BENGALURU, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will ⁠keep ⁠its deposit rate at 2.00% at ⁠least through the end of this year, a Reuters poll showed, extending its longest spell of steady ...

FRANKFURT, Feb 19 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Christine ⁠Lagarde ⁠has told colleagues she remains focussed on her ⁠job and she would tell them first if she was about to step down, a ...

Higher U.S. tariffs are not the main reason for a surge in Chinese exports to the eurozone, Africa and other parts of Asia, according to economists at the European Central Bank. While President Trump ...

The Bank of England left its key interest rate unchanged Thursday despite lowering its forecasts for growth and inflation, but indicated that it will cut again if there are signs that wage rises are ...

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde hasn’t made a decision on whether to serve out her full term, which ends in October 2027, according to a spokesperson for the institution. “President ...

Europe’s two most important central banks held interest rates steady on Thursday. Just like the Federal Reserve, policymakers across the Atlantic are in wait-and-see mode.