A delay to the European Union’s new carbon-pricing system looks set to weigh on the outlook for inflation, potentially reviving calls for more interest-rate cuts
A delay to the European Union’s new carbon-pricing system looks set to weigh on the outlook for inflation, potentially reviving calls for more interest-rate cuts
European consumer are "very willing" to find alternatives to US products and services -- and not just because of higher prices, ECB survey finds
Reforming Germany's debt brake to allow more investment will be complicated after yesterday's election:
Plans by the ECB to push ahead with interest-rate cuts are withstanding the early jolts in US economic policy driven by Donald Trump’s return to the White House
And just as Davos got underway, we sat down Slovakia's Peter Kazimir in Frankfurt. He said 3-4 more cuts in a row are feasible
For France's Francois Villeroy de Galhau, it's plausible that the ECB will go on cutting at each meeting
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel sees inflation close to target by the middle of the year
Investor bets for rate cuts in January and March are reasonable, according to Dutch policymaker Klaas Knot
Governing Council member Jose Luis Escriva said another reduction in borrowing costs at next week’s meeting is very probable as recent data confirm the outlook for inflation
Read Bloomberg's exclusive interviews with ECB policymakers in Davos this week:
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Germany is about to report a second straight year of economic contraction, reminding politicians before February’s snap election of the daunting task they face
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