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Policymakers will carry forward €1.3bn annual deficit to offset against future profits for first time in its history
Decline unlikely to assuage inflation concerns and speed up rate cuts, say economists
Bank’s ‘head of loan trading’ told court he was instructed not to use his title as it only ‘existed on paper’
Germany’s Isabel Schnabel says monetary policy should ‘remain restrictive’ for now
Eurozone GDP and output figures revised down while inflation expected to halve from last year’s highs
Claudia Buch raises concerns over geopolitical and climate impacts in first speech as ECB regulatory chief
Economists debate whether the real interest rate seen as key to balancing economies has risen from pre-Covid lows
Fabio Panetta says eurozone inflation is falling faster than expected
Isabel Schnabel says ‘last mile remains a concern’ in battle to bring inflation down to 2%
The ECB board member on combating price rises, the effect of climate change on costs and the importance of money supply
Policymakers had begun laying the ground for interest rate cuts, but strong US labour data shows pressure on prices has not yet abated
Countries issued record amount of debt in January as investors sought to lock in yields
Unchanged rate of growth for services prices could make ECB rate-setters cautious about interest rate cuts
Price pressures in eurozone’s two largest economies ease thanks to lower energy and goods inflation
Economists think central bankers need to wait for hard data before cutting interest rates
ECB president says rapid wage growth is showing signs of slowing in the eurozone as central bank holds rates at 4%
Don’t fall for the ‘disinflation wobble’ scare
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Finma’s previous head left because of stress following collapse of Credit Suisse
Deeper downturn in French and German business activity offsets improvement in rest of the single currency zone
It is time to take stock as the first big monetary policy meetings of the year take place
Eurozone bank’s governing council is expected to leave monetary policy on hold in Thursday’s meeting
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