Outgoing ECB president Mario Draghi adamant bond buying programme has ‘headroom to go on for quite a long time’
Tag: ECB
Cautious optimism greets Lagarde’s ECB appointment
French lawyer expected to continue predecessor’s aggressive monetary policy should inflation stay sluggish
Will the ECB remove headwinds for European funds?
As Mario Draghi suggests more monetary stimulus is likely, experts weigh up the prospects for European equities
‘Eurozone is single biggest risk to global growth’
Veteran BBC broadcaster Andrew Neil warns that deflationary trap looms at a time when ECB has no fire power left
ECB pushes back rate hike until mid-2020
Despite shaky outlook, new stimulus measures fall short of expectations amid limited monetary policy options
ECB launches new stimulus to boost ailing eurozone
Central bank will hold auctions of multi-year loans at low rates and will not raise interest rates until 2020
ECB ‘will not raise rates in 2019’
Market has been anticipating rate rise towards summer end, but raft of weak data will force backtrack, analysts say
ECB holds rates amid slowing growth outlook
ECB president Mario Draghi warns that risks surrounding eurozone growth have moved ‘to the downside’
ECB ends QE despite weaker growth outlook for 2019
Timing of rate rises not discussed in Frankfurt meeting leading to speculation rises may be pushed beyond next year
The contrarian argument for Italian banks
The government’s row with the EU has scared investors but valuations look attractive and earnings could soon rise
