FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The interest rate that neither slows not spurs euro zone growth has increased "appreciably" in the past ...

Bund yield was little changed as eurozone government bond yields stabilized in early trading after rising on Wednesday, driven partly by prospects of higher European defense spending.

The European stock markets closed mixed in Tuesday trading as the Stoxx Europe 600 was up 0.13%, Germany's DAX was down 0.13%, the FTSE 100 in London gained 0.11%, France's CAC 40 dropped 0.49%, and ...

The rise was driven partly by prospects of higher European defense spending as well as European Central Bank executive board member Isabel Schnabel’s comments to the Financial Times. Schnabel ...

Comments by ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel in a private conversation ahead of a panel event in February 2024 highlight the tension between staff reps and the bank’s leadership. Caught on a ...

Traders cut bets on further European Central Bank monetary easing after Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said the time to pause or halt interest rate cuts is getting closer.

ECB board member and vocal hawk Isabel Schnabel argued that a "pause or halt" to the bank's rate cuts may be approaching, while Italian central bank chief Fabio Panetta argued that growth may be ...

The increase was driven partly by prospects of higher European defense spending as well as European Central Bank executive board member Isabel Schnabel's comments. Schnabel said she was no longer ...

ECB board member and vocal hawk Isabel Schnabel argued that a "pause or halt" to the bank's rate cuts may be approaching, while Italian central bank chief Fabio Panetta argued that growth may be ...

In hawkish comments released today, ECB Executive Board Member Isabel Schnabel suggested the ECB is nearing the point of pausing or halting its rate cuts. She said ECB officials at their next ...

In the euro area, Isabel Schnabel, a member of the ECB Executive Board known for her hawkish stance, proposed initiating a discussion on whether additional rate cuts by the ECB are necessary.