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Not Covid outbreak, Indian players' anxiety led to match cancellation: ECB

A "gutted" England Cricket Board (ECB) CEO Tom Harrison on Friday said it was the Indian players' anxiety over "what might happen" and not the Covid-19 outbreak itself that caused the cancellation

ECB trims Covid-19 pandemic support but insists there's 'no tapering'

The ECB did so by slowing the pace of its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP), which has kept borrowing costs low as governments took on unprecedented amounts of debt

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Fag-end buying drives Sensex higher after two-day hiatus, up 55 points

Airtel, Nestle India, TCS and ITC contributed the most to gains for the benchmark indices

England Cricket Board to review security for team's tour of Pakistan

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will review security ahead of England's tour of Pakistan this autumn amid concerns over conflict in neighbouring Afghanistan.

Societe Generale lifts outlook as loan worries fade, equities rebound

. It also predicted business will increase in all units, after revenue and net income for the bank as a whole blew past analysts' estimates in the second quarter.

ECB pledges low rates for longer as Covid casts shadow over growth

Facing unease over the spread of a variant of Covid, European Central Bank said it would maintain its stimulus in the form of ultra-low interest rates until inflation durably reaches its 2 per cent

Dollar oscillates as market digests US inflation data, ECB

The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, has fluctuated narrowly around the psychologically important 90 level, and was last down 0.08% at 90.058.

World shares, dollar hit pause ahead of United States CPI, ECB meeting

US stock futures pointed to a flat open on Wall Street.

Ollie Robinson should and will play against India, says Vaughan

Former England skipper Michael Vaughan feels the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has dealt with pacer Ollie Robinson's situation in a fair way.Robinson was on Sunday suspended from all international cricket pending the outcome of a disciplinary investigation following the tweets he posted in 2012 and 2013.Vaughan, however, backed Robinson to make a comeback and said the pacer will and should play against India."I think the ECB have dealt with the Ollie Robinson situation in a fair way .. many will disagree .. but hearing some say he should never play again is utterly ridiculous .. he will play against India & should," Vaughan tweeted.On the other hand, United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Sports Minister Olivier Dowden criticised the ECB for suspending Robinson from international cricket over his tweets which were sent out by him during his teenage days."The Prime Minister is supportive of the comments from Oliver Dowden that he made via tweet this morning. As ..

ECB to keep policy loose this year despite high inflation risks: Poll

The poll showed headline inflation would pick up sharply to average 1.8% this year

Euro zone bond markets calm as inflation surges past ECB target

The ECB next meets on June 10.

ECB warns of financial stability risks amid market 'exuberance'

Says flood of fiscal & monetary stimulus may build up dangerous imbalances

With economy lagging, ECB keeps policy unchanged, faces taper questions

Economy well placed for quick recovery, says European Central Bank

ECB in talks with BCCI, no update yet: Mandhana on playing in The Hundred

India T20I vice-captain Smriti Mandhana on Friday said that the BCCI and the ECB are in talks and will look to find a way for India's women players to play in The Hundred.

ECB should dock money if players put IPL over national duty: Boycott

Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott has urged England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to dock money from players who prioritise Indian Premier League over national duty

ECB's Lagarde sticks to upbeat outlook in face of fresh lockdowns

Only last month, the ECB predicted economic growth of 3.9% this year in the bloc of 19 countries that share the euro, assuming a gradual end to the pandemic

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.