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AI may be creating instead of destroying jobs for now, ECB blog arguesEconomists have been debating whether AI could put white collar staff out of work, and a recent study by Germany's Ifo Institute found th...- ECB set to hold rates steady with eye on France crisisThe European Central Bank is anticipated to maintain steady interest rates amidst controlled inflation and eased US tariff tensions, despit...
- Italy's youth unemployment just hit a new record high - here's what's going wrongItalian unemployment overall is higher than eurozone unemployment, at 12.7 per cent - the figure for the whole bloc is 11.1 per cent.
- Rupee ends 25 paise higher at 63.75 vs US dollar on capital inflowsThe rupee today closed 25 paise higher at 63.75 against the US dollar, recovering from its 20-month low of 64.26 hit during intra-day trade...
- Will central banks again ride to rescue of global economy?More recently, the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2008 sparked off unprecedented central bank intervention and the rise of unconventional...
- Unemployment may zoom up by 4.5 million in Europe: ILOUnemployment in the Eurozone could reach almost 22 mn over the next 4 ys, up from 17.4 mn, unless policies change course in a concerted man...
- Small weavers to get collateral-free loansGovt has told banks to offer collateralfree loans to the country’s small and tiny weaving units to help them overcome their financial stres...
- Greece won't exit euro, there's lot at stake for it: Jean LemierreAdjustment process is always painful, but Greece will not exit the EU, said Jean Lemierre, the chief negotiator in the Greece bailout plan.
- Eurozone crisis fails to affect jobs market in IndiaThe Eurozone crisis has actually accelerated the drive towards cost productivity in the West, resulting in a surge in jobs outsourced to In...
- English August effect seems to have struck global markets againCome August, senior bankers zip off to their villas or beaches & ministers are thin on ground at Westminster. All this makes indices more v...
- Euro rises amid strong eurozone growth dataThe euro rose against the dollar on Thursday following strong eurozone growth data and ahead of key monetary policy announcements from the ...
- Eurozone nations set up $1 trillion bailout fundFund could rescue any nation of EU's currency union from default, aiming to soothe mkt jitters. Top 5 picks | Mid-term picks | Stock tips |...
- Eurozone nations set up $1 trillion bailout fundEurozone nations started setting up a bailout fund that could rescue any member of Europe's currency union from default. EU's $1 tn rescue ...
- EU sees deflation risk if no reformsThe European Union's economy commissioner warned that Europe's debt crisis could trigger deflation across the 16 nations that use the euro ...
- Europe's central bank unlikely to change interest ratesThe European Central Bank is expected to leave interest rates on hold at an historic low of 1 per cent on Thursday as it faces up to a stri...
- 1.9 million jobs disappeared in Q1: EUFalling demand for goods and services both in Europe and in export markets is forcing companies to shed workers, sending jobless numbers to...
- US Inc slashes over two lakh jobs in OctoberIt is a stark proof that the world's largest economy is almost certainly in a recession. Stocks 52 Week: High, Low | BSE Losers: A, B | NSE...
- Business leaders see 2009 EU growth slowingEuropean business leaders issued a bleak outlook Monday predicting economic growth in the EUwill slow to 0.4% in 2009 - and to only half th...
- Dollar eases ahead of ECB meeting, US jobs dataThe dollar was weaker in Asian trade on Wednesday as market players grew cautious ahead of the release of US job data and a European Centra...
- ECB fetes its first 10 years, then its back to businessThe European Central Bank invites the public this week to celebrate the bank's first 10 years before hosting eurozone finance ministers at ...
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