Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell currently finds himself between a rock and a hard place, as the central bank's dual mandate of promoting maximum employment and maintaining stable prices ...

The ECB seems to think it's gotten inflation under control - but consumers are still counting the cost of it on a daily basis, writes Adam Maguire.

The Swiss franc was the big winner at the height of April’s market unrest. Today, the franc remains very strong and the Swiss ...

The link between heat and key economic indicators such as inflation and gross domestic product is too important to ignore, according to European Central Bank Executive Board member Frank Elderson.

Euro zone inflation is at risk of falling short of the ECB's target and there is a case for the bank to provide a mildly supportive policy stance, Belgian central bank Governor Pierre Wunsch said ...

EUR/USD started the week on a bearish noted and lost more than 0.5% on Monday. The positive shift seen in risk mood helps the ...

European central bankers gathering in Portugal were greeted with some good news Tuesday: Inflation is back at its target. "We are at 2%," said European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde ...

The European Central Bank would react to "material" changes in the euro zone's inflation outlook and ignore "tiny" ones as inflation is now under control, the ECB's chief economist Philip Lane ...

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The head of the European Central Bank said inflation has become more unpredictable due to shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine — and ...

The ECB should abandon targeting headline inflation and focus instead on price growth in discretionary spending to protect the bloc's poorest, a paper to be presented to politicians at the bank's ...

Bulgaria took the final legal hurdle on Tuesday on its way to using the euro common currency from January 2026. European ...

Otherwise, inflation expectations would have got out of control in 2022 and 2023 with a probability of more than 30 per cent, Lagarde said in Sintra, pointing to ECB research.