Reports Tagged: ECB

June 11, 2026

The European Central Bank (ECB) delivered today a widely anticipated 25bps rate hike, taking the deposit facility rate to 2.25%, stressing that inflation risks are tilted to the upside and

June 03, 2026

The euro area flash May inflation report and final PMIs sent mixed signals to European Central Bank (ECB) officials. While the increase in energy prices and headline inflation moderated in

May 26, 2026

Since the onset of the war with Iran, markets have swung from pricing, at its height, 45bps of hikes at the June 11 European Central Bank (ECB) meeting to, in

May 05, 2026

The European Central Bank’s (ECB) April monetary policy meeting reinforced the consensus among most Governing Council (GC) members to hike interest rates by 25 basis points at its next projections

April 30, 2026

European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde signaled after today’s monetary policy meeting that, due to the continuing conflict in the Middle East and the blockade of the Strait of

April 24, 2026

Over European Central Bank (ECB) officials are stressing they need more time to assess the economic impact of the Strait of Hormuz crisis on the euro area economy. Most Governing Council (GC) members

April 15, 2026

The ongoing ceasefire between the US and Iran has contributed to taming energy prices, reducing over the last two weeks the magnitude of the shock facing the euro area. This

April 01, 2026

European Central Bank (ECB) officials are squarely focused on assessing the medium-term impact of the ongoing energy crisis on euro area inflation. Beyond the length of the war, and its

March 27, 2026

Since the inception of the war between the US, Israel and Iran markets have tightened conditions massively for the European Central Bank. Today, ECB Executive Board Member Isabel Schnabel put

March 20, 2026

Despite yesterday’s European Central Bank (ECB) press release flagging both upside inflation and downside growth risks from the Iran war, and President Christine Lagarde’s wait-and-see tone at the subsequent press

March 19, 2026

Facing soaring natural gas and commodity prices, and a potentially severe supply shock from the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, the European Central Bank (ECB) chose today to

March 09, 2026

Soaring oil and natural gas prices last week and over the weekend triggered by the US-Israeli strikes on Iran and the expansion of the war into a regional conflict, including

February 20, 2026

Over Sourced articles this week indicate that euro area governments are looking to bring forward the renewal of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) three key executive board positions that are due

February 17, 2026

The European Central Bank’s (ECB) policy meeting on February 5 reinforced two main elements underpinning the Governing Council’s (GC) policy stance. On the one hand stronger than expected growth, on-target

February 05, 2026

The European Central Bank (ECB) as expected maintained its policy stance and overall communication unchanged after its monetary policy meeting today. The Governing Council (GC) thinks that inflation is on

February 04, 2026

The euro area macroeconomic environment remains broadly in line with the European Central Bank’s (ECB) projections, and the Governing Council will, as universally expected, maintain its key deposit rate at

January 28, 2026

With the euro breaking above its recent September 2025 highs and yesterday briefly hitting levels last seen in 2021 above $1.2000, market participants are placing bets that the European Central Bank (ECB) may cut

January 09, 2026

Economic data and surveys released this week validate the consensus within the European Central Bank’s Governing Council (GC) that 2% remains the appropriate benchmark deposit rate, and that setting is

December 18, 2025

The European Central Bank (ECB) reaffirmed at its policy meeting today that 2% remains the appropriate level for its benchmark deposit interest rate. While President Christine Lagarde stressed uncertainty remains

December 02, 2025

The European Central Bank’s (ECB) latest indicators confirm the Governing Council’s (GC) view that the euro area economy, though expanding only modestly, remains resilient to US tariffs. Record-low unemployment and