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RBI seen joining Asia’s rate-hike push as inflation risks riseThe Reserve Bank of India is expected to increase interest rates soon. This move aligns with other central banks responding to rising infla...- ECB to hike rates as Mideast war pushes up inflationThe European Central Bank is poised to raise interest rates for the first time in two and a half years, driven by escalating inflation fuel...
- Central bank turns piper to draw in foreign capital; leaves repo rate at 5.25, keeps stance neutralThe Reserve Bank of India has introduced measures to boost foreign currency inflows, including incentives for external commercial borrowing...
- RBI's inflation forecast signals 1-2 rate hikes in coming months: ExpertsExperts anticipate one to two rate hikes in the coming months following the RBI's increased inflation forecast, despite keeping the policy ...
- 5 world market themes for the week aheadGlobal markets are keenly watching U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks and the Strait of Hormuz, alongside crucial U.S. jobs data and euro zone infla...
- ECB says holding rates in April was a 'close call'The European Central Bank keeping rates on hold in April was a "close call", minutes released Thursday said, the latest sign that the bank ...
- ECB chief economist sees persistent impact on inflation from Iran warIran war impact: The European Central Bank's chief economist Philip Lane warns of lasting inflation from the Middle East conflict's energy ...
- AI may boost euro area productivity growth by 4% in 10 years, ECB saysArtificial intelligence could lift euro zone productivity growth by more than 4 percentage points over the next decade, although a prolonge...
- War crisis revives stagflation dangers for global economyGlobal business surveys this week will reveal the escalating impact of seven weeks of Middle East conflict on growth and inflation. Initial...
- War revives stagflation dangers for global economyGlobal economic outlook faces uncertainty as seven weeks of Middle East conflict impact growth and inflation. Business surveys from Austral...
- World finance chiefs head to IMF with a sense of déjà vuGlobal economic policymakers convene amid concerns over President Trump's actions impacting Middle East growth. The IMF warns of reduced ca...
- European Central Bank set to cut rates for the first time since 2019 even as inflation fight continuesAll 82 economists polled by Reuters expected the ECB to trim its deposit rate to 3.75% on Thursday from a record 4.0%, in what would be its...
- ECB 'quite some distance' from rate cuts -ECB chief economist"So it's going to be some time before we can have a high degree of confidence that inflation is on its way back to 2%."
- ECB chief economist sees small impact from bond unwindThe ECB plans to cut its debt pile by 15 billion euros a month from March but this figure will be revisited and some policymakers have alre...
- Life after the European Central Bank? The tapering debate beginsFurthermore, the ECB has undershot its inflation target for almost a decade, so investors are already doubting its commitment, making the w...
- Worst of crisis is over: ECB chief economistThe ECB's chief economist said worst of eurozone's economic crisis was over but warned other major economies their policies were unsustaina...
- ECB Chief may have to buy govt debt if bailout plan fails to stem euro slideEuropean Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet, who capitulated on a January pledge not to relax lending rules for the sake of one cou...
- ECB chief economist plays down chances of January rate cutThe European Central Bank's chief economist downplayed the likelihood of an interest rate cut in January, saying that after three straight ...
- Trichet may ditch rate rise as Europe inflation surgesEuropean prices are accelerating at the fastest rate in two years. Jean-Claude Trichet may abandon the European Central Bank’s drive to rai...
- Trichet may have to scrap 'vigilance' vow on inflationIn the annals of central-banker buzzwords, “strong vigilance” is probably about to go the way of “measured pace”. Investors and economists ...
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