Time may be nearing for ECB stimulus exit – Weidmann

The time may be nearing for the European Central Bank to start discussing the end of unprecedented stimulus as ...

ECB Sees Trump Administration as Key Risk to Global Economy

The European Central Bank cited the government of U.S. President Donald Trump as a key reason why the risks to...

Greece needs to clear more hurdles before ECB bond buys: Coeure

Greece is making progress with reforms but it must clear several more hurdles before the European Central Bank will consider including its debt in its 2.3 trillion euro bond purchase programme, ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said.

ECB Council Left Changes for June After Disagreeing on Risks

European Central Bank policy makers pointed to June to revisit their policy stance after differing on how much the region’s economic outlook had improved.

ECB to signal a move away from QE by September on better data – Reuters poll

The European Central Bank is likely to signal a move away from its ultra-easy monetary policy by September as economic performance improves, economists in a Reuters poll forecast, although they have not raised their inflation forecasts.

Draghi Draws Line Under ECB Rate Debate and Warns on Prices

Mario Draghi sought to quash the idea that the European Central Bank will begin tightening policy sooner than planned, saying that inflation in the euro area isn’t strong enough for officials to start signaling such a shift.

Listen Up for ECB Signal in Noise on How Rates, QE Interact

Over the past few weeks, the European Central Bank’s policy debate has sounded a bit like an orchestra warming up. In the next 72 hours though, there’s a chance that a hint of a tune will emerge.