- Economists see crisis entering 'Twilight Zone'
Economic confidence polls are rising but big economies still face dizzying falls in growth. Companies report huge losses and job cuts but s...
- ECB to cut rates, mull 'non-standard' measures: Analysts
European Central Bank is likely to cut its key interest rate to an all-time low of 1.0 per cent and may break new ground as it seeks ways t...
- European Central Bank poised to cut rates again
The European Central Bank (ECB) is widely expected to cut interest rates again on Thursday, amid increasingly grim economic data and a shar...
- ECB keeps rates steady despite banking crisis
The European Central Bank left its main lending rate unchanged at 4.25 percent on Thursday despite growing pressure from the international ...
- European banks sucked into US financial crisis
European banks were sucked Monday into turmoil spawned by the US financial crisis, with bailouts, sales and attacks on the shares of financ...
- World markets shudder on fresh economic fears
Global stocks suffered dizzying losses Thursday as growing fears for the US economy and gloomy economic forecasts from the European Central...
- ECB fetes its first 10 years, then its back to business
The European Central Bank invites the public this week to celebrate the bank's first 10 years before hosting eurozone finance ministers at ...
- Europe may suffer as US sub-prime mortgage slump
The European economy may be starting to suffer collateral damage from the US sub-prime mortgage slump. Banks are making borrowing harder, i...
- Bank of England rate decision comes amid calls
European central banks make key interest rate decisions with the Bank of England facing calls for a second successive cut to boost fragile ...
- ECB leaves rate at 4% as rise threatens growth
ECB shelved a planned rate increase last month after defaults on US subprime mortgages roiled world financial markets and pushed up credit ...
- Europe’s big boys lose steam in second quarter
European economic growth slowed more than economists expected in the second quarter.