Doubt Over COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Weighing On Stocks Indicate ‘Economic Scarring?
Concerns related to vaccine distribution have brought back the pandemic situation under focus whereby highlighting some of the grim realities of the world.
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Climate Change Is Bigger Economic Risk Than COVID-19 Pandemic
The European Central Bank cannot ignore climate risks even though it may appear to be “unrelated to monetary policy”.
ECB President Singles Out Banks For Their Failure Towards Climate Risk Disclosure
ECB needs to get a better understanding of climate change impact and its affect on the economy to find ways of playing its role.
Factory activity in Eurozone sees gradual recovery in January 2020
Green shoots are in sight for manufacturing activity in the Eurozone in January 2020 – IHS Markitt.
Low Rates Are ‘A Boon For Banks’: ECB’S de Guindos
ECB’s vice-president sees low rates as a means to recover the economy of Europe.
Bank Of France Governor Perceives Looming Risks On Global Growth
The economic outlook weighed down by uncertainties appear “relatively less” affective on the inflation outlook.
Rehn To Become The Bank of Finland’s Governor & A Member Of The ‘ECB Council’
Rehn beats nine other applicants and bags the position of the Bank of Finland’s governor.
International Watchdogs Are Preparing To Address The Risks Stemming From Bitcoin At G20 Meet
A ECB board member reports about the international regulators stance towards bitcoin generated risks.
ECB should continue its economic stimulus policy: ECB’s vice president
The reasons he has cited for his view is the prevalence of falling unemployment and loitering inflation at around 2% despite strong economic growth within the Eurozone.
ECB Needs ‘Broader Recalibration’ Beyond ‘QE’: Hansson
The maturing debt could be better invested at ECB thinks Hansson.
Euro Rising ‘Much Over 1.20’ Could Drown The Fragile Economic Condition Of Euro-Zone Under ‘Large Foreign Debt’
The expectation of ECB monetary policy change is fuelling present euro rise, at the same time feeding a hovering danger on the economy.
Review Of Deutsche Bank’s Shareholders Is Under Consideration By The ECB
A source confirms the news of ECB’s new consideration in regards to Deutsche Bank’s shareholders.
ECB’s Policy Measures In ‘Forward Guidance’ Invite Remarks From Analysts
Analysts look at late summer or autumn for the ECB to ease up its policy tones.
Global Trade At The Risk Of Getting Hurt: ECB’s Visco
The economic policies of Trump worries policy makers at ECB who foresee the possibilities of a hike in the interest rates of the U.S.
Economists See ‘Inflation Recovery’ In Euro-Zone Loans’ Sector As ‘Fragile’ & Not As A Sustainable Trend
Fresh data show acceleration in the loans’ sector of euro-zone, thanks to cheap cash of ECB.
Greek Authorities Need To ‘Show A Serious Commitment’: Benoit Coeure
When it comes to Greece’s rescue programme, the authorities need to abide by the country’s commitments.
Economic Reform Should Not Be Deflected By Greek Debt Relief: Stated Senior ECB Official
While, ECB assures to take future economic projection of Greece by keeping the country’s debt relief in mind, it also clarifies that economic reformation should not feel its repel.
A cashless society won’t happen tomorrow
‘Do you trust cash as a mean of payment?’ Most of us have never asked ourselves this question as cash is deeply rooted in our daily lives; sometimes we use it without even noticing. Yet, behind all of our coins and banknotes there is a world of professionals who work to keep cash secure and accessible to all of us. Many of these professionals met in Paris in April to discuss the future of cash. If you believed that your banknotes were slowly disappearing, you are probably mistaken.
Euro-Zone’s Inflation Takes a Positive Turn In March 2016
As per the statistics given by the Eurostat, the euro-zone has managed to recover itself to “0.0%” in the CPI.
ECB Cuts Down Interest Rates While Boosting QE
Slow growth in global economy coupled with the low inflation rates made ECB bring down the margins on its interest rates.
Why big banks look forward to a cashless society
Banks are like any other business, but they have a particular position on the market. They permeate every other kind of business, as an intermediate agent in almost every type of transaction, except one: cash. Thus, banks are trying to close the loophole, through the slow deletion of cash from our societies.
