Luis de Guindos, Vice President of the ECB: "The lack of budgets indicates an inability to take action in a delicate moment like this"
Luis de Guindos discusses the challenges faced by the Eurozone economy amid political instability and conflicts, emphasizing the implications of not having a budget in Spain.
The ECB is concerned about the impact of war on banks
The European Central Bank is seeking information from banks regarding the effects of the war in the Middle East on their activities and clients.
ECB: From Grexit to Grecovery – Greece out of crisis, but with persistent 'thorns'
Greece has shown impressive recovery as one of Europe's remarkable examples, but the exit from the crisis is not yet complete due to low citizen incomes and institutional weaknesses.
Euro Monetary Policy: In the Long Run, the ECB Should Raise Interest Rates to 3 Percent – But for Now, Wait and See
The article argues that while the European Central Bank (ECB) should aim for a long-term interest rate of 3 percent, it must first carefully assess the ongoing economic situation before making any drastic changes.
Interest rate increase by the ECB - even as early as April - is seen by major firms
Major financial institutions anticipate that the European Central Bank may increase interest rates as soon as April due to rising energy prices and inflationary pressures exacerbated by the war in Iran.
Brendon McCullum's future as England coach becomes clearer as update emerges
Brendon McCullum is likely to remain as England's head coach following an ECB review after the team's disappointing performance in the Ashes.
Euribor Jumps Again - 'Giant Spike'
The 12-month Euribor interest rate, which serves as a reference for many Finnish housing loans, surged by 0.134 percentage points to reach its highest level of the year, driven by inflation concerns linked to the war in Iran and the ECB's recent statements.
The ECB cuts EU growth. Gas and oil drive up the cost of living
The European Central Bank remains cautious amid rising energy prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East, opting to keep interest rates unchanged at 2%.
Villeroy (Bank of France): The ECB does not currently forecast a recession
The ECB, according to Bank of France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau, currently does not foresee a recession in the Eurozone.
The ECB must consider higher rates next month. War may drive up inflation
The European Central Bank is expected to deliberate on raising interest rates soon due to inflationary pressures exacerbated by ongoing conflicts.
The markets: gas up, stock markets down. The ECB: 'Inflation risk'. Qatar: 'Damage for Italy'
Gas prices have risen while stock markets have declined, prompting the ECB to signal inflation risks, with Qatar warning of economic harm to Italy.
Worse times may still be ahead, next winter's heating bills could truly shock
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East could significantly impact the European economy, especially regarding heating costs for the upcoming winter.
ECB Maintains Interest Rates and Sees Higher Inflation Risk
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain its interest rates amid rising inflation risks largely influenced by geopolitical events.
Monetary Policy: ECB Keeps Key Interest Rate Steady Despite Rising Commodity Prices
The European Central Bank decided to maintain its key interest rate at 2.0% in light of increasing commodity prices and economic uncertainty due to geopolitical tensions.
"More expensive diesel was just the first swallow of rising prices": the energy crisis pushes the ECB into a corner
The ongoing war in the Middle East is exacerbating the energy crisis in Europe, significantly affecting gas prices and supply security.
ECB Keeps Policy Rate Steady for Six Consecutive Meetings Amid Rising Inflation Concerns Due to High Oil Prices
The ECB has decided to maintain its policy interest rates for the sixth consecutive meeting amid growing concerns over inflation driven by high energy prices due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
ECB interest rates unchanged, but will monitor the effects of the war in the Middle East
The European Central Bank decided to maintain its interest rates while keeping an eye on the geopolitical developments in the Middle East and their potential economic impact.
ECB: War in Iran will fuel inflation in Europe
The European Central Bank warns that the ongoing war in Iran is likely to significantly impact inflation rates in Europe due to rising energy prices.
ECB lowers growth forecast, keeps interest rates unchanged
The European Central Bank has downgraded its growth forecast to 0.9% while maintaining the interest rate at 2%, citing increased uncertainty due to the Middle Eastern conflict.
ECB did not change interest rates
The European Central Bank decided to maintain the interest rate at 2%, as inflation in the Eurozone stabilized at 1.9%, while concerns grow over potential price increases due to the war between the U.S., Israel, and Iran.
ECB sees uncertainty ahead and increased inflation risk
The European Central Bank maintains interest rates while expressing concerns about future economic uncertainty and rising inflation risks due to ongoing conflicts.
Here is the ECB's interest rate decision
The European Central Bank decided to maintain interest rates at current levels, in line with economists' expectations, citing inflation risks related to the Middle East conflict.
War in the Middle East: the ECB lowers growth forecasts for Europe and fears for inflation
The European Central Bank has kept its key interest rate unchanged at 2% amid rising inflation concerns linked to the war in the Middle East.
ECB held interest rates steady
The European Central Bank decided to maintain its interest rates at current levels amid rising uncertainties caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
The ECB warns of a "significant impact" from the war in the Middle East on European wallets: more inflation and less growth
The ECB cautions that the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict will likely lead to rising inflation and reduced economic growth for Europeans, while keeping interest rates stable for now.
ECB keeps interest rates unchanged: Concerns due to the Middle East, warning about inflationary pressures
The ECB has decided to keep its interest rates unchanged amid concerns about inflation and uncertainty due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
ECB Keeps Interest Rate Unchanged – War in the Middle East Increases Inflation Risk
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain its interest rate at 2.0 percent amidst rising inflation risks due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
The ECB keeps rates unchanged, but raises its inflation outlook due to the energy crisis
The European Central Bank maintains interest rates but raises inflation forecasts significantly due to the energy crisis driven by geopolitical tensions.
Interest Rate Decision for March: Why the ECB Is Leaving Rates Unchanged Despite Oil Shock
The European Central Bank has decided to leave the key interest rates unchanged in March despite rising inflation risks from an oil shock.
Monetary Policy: ECB Keeps Key Interest Rate Constant Despite Rising Commodity Prices
The European Central Bank maintains its key interest rate at 2.0% despite rising commodity prices and pressure due to military tensions in Iran.
ECB: Interest rates unchanged for the sixth consecutive meeting
The European Central Bank has kept interest rates unchanged for the sixth consecutive time amid escalating conflict in the Middle East and rising energy prices.
The ECB leaves interest rates unchanged, but everything will depend on the duration of the war
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain its interest rates amid ongoing inflationary pressures from the Gulf War.
Summit: Time for Decisions – What is the Barrier against the Consequences of the War in Iran
EU leaders are convening in Brussels to address the geopolitical and economic consequences of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, while the ECB Board meets in Frankfurt to discuss interest rates and economic predictions.
The ECB faces the 'déjà vu' of inflation: will it be temporary or lasting?
The European Central Bank is deliberating whether the current inflationary trend is transitory or indicative of a long-term shift, amid the complexities of external geopolitical factors.
Trump's war in Iran hits the core of Finland and Europe's economy – ECB will announce today whether to push the gas or hit the brakes
The European Central Bank faces a difficult decision in response to rising oil prices due to the U.S.-initiated conflict in Iran, which impacts inflation and economic growth.
ECB: Small decline in the capital adequacy of banks
The capital adequacy ratios of Greece's four systemic banks declined slightly in Q4 2025, while the Eurozone average improved.
Nikolas Farandouris calls on the ECB to avoid interest rate hikes
European Parliament member Nikolas Farandouris urges the ECB president to refrain from raising interest rates due to external inflation impacts from the ongoing Iran conflict.
What measures are being considered by the EU and the ECB to address the extension of the war
The article discusses the European Central Bank and EU's considerations in response to rising inflation due to the ongoing war in Iran and its effects on global markets.
Oil Price Crisis: Must the ECB Act Now?
The European Central Bank is under greater pressure to respond to the oil price rise than the US Federal Reserve, as global banks prepare for interest rate decisions amid the oil price shock this week.
Citadele Economist: Raising Interest Rates Now Would Push the Eurozone Economy into a Downturn
Citadele economist Aleksandras Izgorodinas argues that raising interest rates in the fragile European economy amid slow wage growth could be detrimental, particularly in the context of increased inflation risks due to global conflicts.
ECB Fears Loss of Influence Due to Crypto; Czechia Already Knows Something Similar
The European Central Bank is concerned about the potential loss of influence stemming from the rise of cryptocurrencies, citing parallels with Czechia's experience.
The euro is at a 7-month low against the dollar - How is the ECB reacting
The euro has declined by 0.5% against the US dollar, reaching its lowest level in seven months, prompting market analyses regarding the European Central Bank's response.
ECB imposed a fine on Nordea for incorrect reporting
The European Central Bank has fined Nordea Finance Finland Oy for incorrectly reporting credit risks between 2021 and 2024.
Kazāks: The Rise in Fuel Prices Does Not Necessarily Mean Interest Rates Will Have to Increase
Latvian central bank president Mārtiņš Kazāks stated that current interest rates are appropriate and that the rise in fuel prices does not automatically warrant an increase in these rates.
The ECB demands banks detail their exposure to the Middle East conflict
The European Central Bank is urging banks to disclose their exposure to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East to mitigate potential financial instability.
Middle East: The ECB Will Do What is 'Necessary' to Keep Inflation 'Under Control,' Assures Lagarde
Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, emphasized the institution's commitment to controlling inflation amid rising energy prices due to the war in the Middle East.
Monetary policy: The ECB must not repeat its mistake from 2022
The European Central Bank must learn from its past mistakes to avoid repeating them amid rising energy prices due to geopolitical tensions.
Oil rewrites the script: Markets foresee two interest rate hikes from the ECB within 2026
A surge in energy prices due to the Middle East conflict is dramatically altering market expectations for monetary policy in Europe, with predictions of interest rate hikes by both the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.
Lagarde: “We are living in an era of total uncertainty, we must avoid the mistakes of the past”
ECB President Christine Lagarde emphasized the current climate of uncertainty and the need to learn from past mistakes while addressing students at Johns Hopkins in Bologna.
Lagarde: "World leaders need a basic code of cooperation" – What she suggests
ECB President Christine Lagarde calls for global leaders to establish a basic ethical code for collaboration in an era of rapid technological innovation and geopolitical fragmentation.