ECB’s Lagarde Says Keeping Inflation in Check ‘Constant Battle’ (31.03.2025)
President Christine Lagarde said that the European Central Bank can’t relent on inflation, with the US administration’s trade policy creating uncertainty.
US Employers Tap Brakes as Tariff Policy Dims Outlook (29.03.2025)
US employers probably tempered their hiring in March, just as consumers grow increasingly cautious and the economic outlook dims on concerns about the fallout from higher tariffs.
Trump Is Stripping Dollar of Its Haven Role in World Markets (28.03.2025)
As US stock prices tumbled this month, John Sidawi, a fund manager at Federated Hermes, noticed something strange.
Barkin Says Businesses, Fed on Hold Until Uncertainty Clears (27.03.2025)
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin said rapid policy changes by the Trump administration have created “a sense of instability” in the business community, and the associated decline in sentiment could “quiet demand.”
Tariffs Will Boost US Inflation, Keep Rates Steady, Fed's Susan Collins Says (27.03.2025)
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said it looks “inevitable” that tariffs will boost inflation, at least in the near term, adding it’s likely appropriate to keep interest rates steady for longer.
Trump Tariffs: Porsche, Mercedes Face $3.7 Billion Hit From Auto Levies (27.03.2025)
Porsche AG and Mercedes-Benz Group AG will be hit hardest by President Donald Trump’s latest trade salvo, facing a potential €3.4 billion ($3.7 billion) blow from new US tariffs on imported cars.
Trump Reciprocal Tariffs to Be More Targeted Than Markets Feared (22.03.2025)
President Donald Trump’s coming wave of tariffs is poised to be more targeted than the barrage he has occasionally threatened, aides and allies say, a potential relief for markets gripped by anxiety about an all-out tariff war.
German Business Optimism Grows After Merz’s Spending Push (25.03.2025)
German business optimism rose to the highest level since June 2024 as Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz readies hundreds of billions of euros of spending to modernize the economy.
ECB Officials Signal Uncertainty on April Rate Decision (25.03.2025)
European Central Bank officials are playing for time on what to do at their next meeting, with Governing Council members from Estonia, Slovakia and Croatia highlighting the uncertainty created by global trade tensions.
Risks to Euro-Zone Economic Forecasts to the Downside, ECB's Escriva Says (24.03.2025)
Risks to euro-zone economic forecasts are more to the downside than the upside, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Jose Luis Escriva.
Europe Economy: Euro Zone’s Private Sector Picks Up as Germany Fuels Recovery (24.03.2025)
Business activity in the euro area reached its highest level in seven months as manufacturers recovered more than expected ahead of a massive increase in German spending.
Is US Recession Concern Rising Under Trump’s Trade, Tariff Policies? (22.03.2025)
US economic data are diverging wildly, fueling a debate over whether rising anxiety from President Donald Trump’s trade policies will push a moderating economy into a serious downturn.
Fed Officials Echo Powell, Downplay Rising Price Expectations (21.03.2025)
Two Federal Reserve officials on Friday echoed comments from Chair Jerome Powell earlier this week, downplaying the recent rise in a key measure of long-term inflation expectations but emphasizing the outlook is highly uncertain.
Trump Tariffs, Trade Wars Throw Central Banks From Fed to BOE Into Disarray (21.03.2025)
US President Donald Trump has already upended global trade and the postwar international security consensus. Now, he’s throwing central banking into disarray.
Trump Tariffs, Trade Wars Throw Central Banks From Fed to BOE Into Disarray (21.03.2025)
US President Donald Trump has already upended global trade and the postwar international security consensus. Now, he’s throwing central banking into disarray.
German lawmakers pass landmark spending package ending era of budget austerity (18.03.2025)
Euro zone inflation revised down as ECB ponders cut or pause (19.03.2025)
Fed March Decision: Officials Hold Rates, See Slower Growth and Higher Inflation (19.03.2025)
Federal Reserve officials held their benchmark interest rate steady for a second straight meeting, caught between mounting concerns that the economy is slowing and inflation could remain stubbornly high.
The Federal Reserve Is Driving Blind (19.03.2025)
The only thing Powell and Co. know for sure is that policy uncertainty is sky high.
Lagarde says rising uncertainty means ECB can't commit on rates (20.03.2025)
Trump Calls on Fed to Cut Rates as Officials Weigh Economic Impact of Tariffs (20.03.2025)
President Donald Trump said the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates, splitting with the US central bank as officials weigh the economic cost of his tariff push.
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FOMC Press Conference March 19, 2025
HINWEIS: VIDEOAUSSCHNITTE ZUR ZINSENTSCHEIDUNG/-PROGNOSE 01:05:04 - Welcher Teil der Inflation ist von Zöllen? Ist die erhöhte Inflation 2025 von Zöllen vorübergehend oder bleibend? 01:19:50 - Ist das Risiko für eine Rezession gestiegen? 01:37:20 - Unsicherheit für Wirtschaftsprognosen ist gestiegen + Doch bereits Zinssenkungen im Mai 2025?
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ECB’s Guindos Sees Services Inflation Moving Toward Lower Levels (17.03.2025)
European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos sees services inflation moderating, according to a radio interview with Onda Cero.
ECB to Cut Rates by Less as Europe Ramps Up Spending, Poll Shows (17.03.2025)
The European Central Bank will lower borrowing costs two more times, according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg who no longer expect interest rates to go below 2%.
Market indicator called dow theory is blaring an alarm for stocks (14.03.2025)
ECB’s Lagarde Warns of Trump's Tariffs, Trade War on Global Economy (14.03.2025)
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warned that an escalation of disputes over trade levies kicked off by US President Donald Trump may have a detrimental effect on the world economy.