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The EUR/USD had a roller coaster ride. Last week Fed member comments regarding a near end of the US QE program sapped strength away from the EUR. This week Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke warned against ending the program too soon,...

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FRANKFURT, May 24 (Reuters) - The key Euribor bank-to-bank lending rate firmed slightly on Friday, finding a floor after a steady fall this month in expectation of more monetary easing by the European Central Bank after weak...

The Eurozone debt problems have held as a central focus of the financial markets since 2010. The European Central Bank (ECB) has gone to great lengths to prevent volatility in its financial markets and created enhanced...

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TradeTheNews.com EU Market Update: Core European data sooths risk aversion concerns and trims calls for more ECB rate cuts; German IGO sees significant improvement in Q2 GDP Fri, 24 May 2013 5:37 AM EST...

Spanish, Italian bond yields rise on profit-taking * Concerns Fed will scale back U.S. stimulus continues * Bunds rise as investors seek safety before long weekend * U.S. data suggests economy improving By Ana Nicolaci da Costa...

As many wonder how solid the foundations of the euro zone and its banks are, the city of Frankfurt, Germany's financial center and home to the European Central Bank, this weekend poses the implicit question - is the banking...

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The role of the European Banking Authority must be beefed up beyond current plans to ensure that regulation of Europe's banks does not fragment into two competing systems, one of the architects of the reforms told a public...

The International Monetary Fund, one of Greece’s Troika of lenders, will send a team to Greece early in June for talks with Greek authorities and the bailout partners, the European Union and European Central Bank, following a...

The growth rate in the world economy is accelerating, but activity is still divergent and anaemic. Gross domestic product (GDP) in the 34 countries of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) will grow...

If there's one thing the world's central bankers can take away from this week's market volatility, it is that they need to do a better job of communicating, say market watchers. "Not ECB's Job to Tackle Spain's Problems" Says... All similar articles: 54 »

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However, further reforms in labour and land markets are essential to translate growth into more employment. Trichet: Spain must 'deepen' labour reforms European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet urged Spain on Friday...

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EUR/USD For the 24 hours to 23:00 GMT, EUR rose 0.62% against the USD and closed at 1.2923, as risk appetite improved among investors following the release of upbeat US jobless and housing data. Moreover, positive Euro-zone PMI...

By Abhishek Goenka NEW DELHI: The rupee has plunged by around 2% in only a week. Ironically, during a same period, markets saw inflows of adult to $2.4 billion. This brings us to a riddle — what is pushing a rupee reduce to...

thedailybell.com / By Staff Report / Friday, May 24, 2013 Europe needs Britain, says ECB president Mario Draghi … Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, has issued a plea for a more co-operative Britain to stay...

Latvia is convincingly meeting the euro convergence criteria, therefore positive convergence reports are expected from the European Commission and the European Central Bank (ECB) at the beginning of June regarding Latvia's...

EURUSD rose yesterday and closed at 1.2933. The President of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi stated that the Eurozone is more stable than the last year, but most of the economic conditions still remain challenging. He...

Markets: Rates On Thursday, markets digested the Bernanke comments. The repositioning trade further extended to riskier and extremely positioned markets with 2% losses for European equities and corrective spread widening on EMU...

“ The danger behind the new eurozone is very risky as what was reported that the economic growth is so elusive for the eurozone." May 24th, 2013. United States May 24th, 2013 -- As one move the toughest is apparently over at...

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LONDON (Reuters) – The euro zone is more stable than a year ago but economic conditions remain challenging and governments must push on with reforms and banking union plans, European Central Bank President …

The risk of a disorderly breakup of the euro zone has diminished but the European Central Bank may need to consider new stimulus measures if prospects don't improve, a top Federal Reserve official said.

The risk of a disorderly breakup of the euro zone has diminished but the European Central Bank may need to consider new stimulus measures if prospects don't improve, a top Federal Reserve official said. Reported by Wall Street...

LONDON (Reuters) - World share markets looked vulnerable to further falls on Friday, with better economic news from Europe doing little to encourage investors who are worried that central bank stimulus may curtailed.