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Will Hawks Still Rule The Roost At Europe's Central Banks?
10:15am, Wednesday, 20'th Dec 2023
As European inflation rates converge with targets, markets expect rate cuts. But central banks are set on a decisive victory over inflation. As expected, the Bank of England left the bank rate unchang
ETFs in Focus as Europe Looks Likely to Outpace US in 1H24
04:32pm, Monday, 18'th Dec 2023
European equities are estimated to outshine the United States in the first half of 2024 driven by moderating inflation and the possibility of ECB cutting interest rates next year. Look into funds to i
Recession Indicated As Eurozone Flash PMI Signals Deepening Decline In December
07:45am, Saturday, 16'th Dec 2023
Business activity in the euro area fell at a steeper rate in December, closing off a fourth quarter of declining output. Jobs were cut for a second month as firms scaled back operating capacity due to
December ECB Meeting: A More Hawkish Stance Than The Fed
08:35pm, Thursday, 14'th Dec 2023
The European Central Bank (ECB) kept its key policy rates on hold today for the second consecutive meeting. The interest rate on the main refinancing operations, the marginal lending facility, and the
December's ECB Cheat Sheet: A Reality Check For Ultra-Dovish Expectations
11:28pm, Thursday, 07'th Dec 2023
The ECB will almost surely keep rates on hold at the December meeting. The question is to what extent it will align with the market's aggressive pricing for rate cuts in 2024.
2024 Set To Be The Year That The ECB Hike Cycle Is Felt
11:17pm, Thursday, 07'th Dec 2023
The ECB hike cycle seems over, but the shockwaves of tightening will still shape the eurozone economy in 2024. Traditional lags in transmission are now accompanied by longer ones in average interest b
ECB Preview: The Long Dovish Shift
11:00pm, Wednesday, 06'th Dec 2023
Next week's challenge for the European Central Bank is how to keep all options open without sounding too dovish but also not too detached from reality. The weak macro economic backdrop no longer justi
