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The power of forward guidance

The point of dissonance is, however, regarding the surplus liquidity sloshing around the banking system and the fear that it might endanger financial stability

Europe's spending surge will not make debt unsustainable, says ECB

A surge in public spending across Europe to contain a pandemic-induced recession will not make debt levels unsustainable, even if some euro zone members are sitting on excessively large debt piles

ECB plots Amazon-style market to prevent Wall Street Covid debt swoop

Large funds bought billions of euros of loans in the aftermath of the last financial crisis, in the process acquiring swathes of property some of which has since risen in value.

Archer's breach of bio-secure protocol could have been disaster: Giles

Star pacer Jofra Archer will face disciplinary proceedings for breaching the Covid-19 protocol that could have been a "disaster" and cost the ECB "tens of millions of pounds", Ashley Giles said

We're past the worst, but recovery will be uneven, ECB's Lagarde says

The euro zone is "probably past" the worst of the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but the recovery will be uneven, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Friday

ECB's $3 mn a helping hand, not a condition to tour England: CWI President

The three Tests between hosts England and the West Indies next month will mark the resumption of international cricket, which was suspended in March in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak

Rising market tide lifts all boats: 95% of stocks have gained since May 18

Stocks in the BSE 500 universe account for nearly 93 per cent of India's market capitalisation.

India's economic policy response to Covid-19 lags global peers: Edelweiss

"We think Indian policymakers must catch up and that too in a short time," analysts at the brokerage firm wrote.

European Central Bank to print 1 trn euro this year to stem Covid-19 rout

The euro rebounded after the announcement and was last up 0.16% at $1.0929 and Asian stock markets stabilised.

Coronavirus: ECB announces 750 bn euro pandemic emergency purchase scheme

The decision came after the bank's 25-member governing council held emergency talks by phone late into the evening.

Facing recession, Europe expects stimulus measures from ECB ahead of meet

The world is facing a medical emergency that monetary and fiscal policy cannot fix, said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg private bank

The ECB wants to talk to you about inflation. But will it listen?

Just last October her predecessor, then President Mario Draghi, had expressed his reservations about communicating with the public at large rather than finance aficionados

Budget 2020: Sourcing via FDI, ECB could boost research infra in education

FM has allocated Rs 99,300 cr for education sector in FY21 and Rs 3,000 cr for skill development

Budget 2020: Govt to encourage ECBs, FDI in education for financing infra

Setting up a National Police University and a National Forensic Science University, linking medical colleges to a district hospital through the PPP mode, are some proposals made in the budget

Lagarde will ensure policymakers face the reality of euro zone: ECB VP

Lagarde, a former finance minister of France and head of the International Monetary Fund, will replace Mario Draghi at the helm of the ECB on Nov. 1

'Never give up', outgoing ECB chief Draghi says on monetary policy legacy

'I've taken this as part and parcel of the ongoing debate and discussion,' he told reporters

Bajaj Finance to seek RBI's nod to raise ECB limit to $1.4 billion

Now, the company has sought shareholders' approval for raising the limit which they expect to get in five-seven days

ECB cuts rates, restarts QE to fight slowdown as Draghi era ends

The announcement of a new stimulus package is a remarkable turn of events, just nine months after the ECB signaled it was done with ever-loser policy

Stressed assets funds may return to India after relaxed ECB norms

Companies seek returns of over 20 per cent but RBI has put restrictions on yields and tenure

Piling foreign debt

New ECB norms can make India more vulnerable to external shocks