(ANSA) - Rome, March 8 - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi answered a question on the victory of two Euroskeptic parties in Italy's general election by saying that "the euro is irreversible". Replying to a question on a win by the anti ...
moreCreval said its 2018-2020 restructuring plan, dubbed 'Renaissance', aimed to address concerns by Italy's central bank that the lender may struggle to restore an adequate profitability given its high bad loans and operating costs.
moreReach her on Messenger to share your thoughts on market moves: helen.reid.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net EURO ZONE GROWTH TO FEEL LIMITED PAIN FROM EURO GAIN (1356 GMT) The move in sterling might be hampering the FTSE today, but what about the euro ...
moreMost 10-year euro zone bond yields were up by 3-7 basis points(bps) in afternoon trades. Borrowing costs in the region had previously been pulled down by a “safe haven” bid during Tuesday's stock market slump.
more| 15 Nov 2017 00:22 | Seeking Alpha |
The euro regained its debatably rightful throne as King of the Hill overnight, stampeding higher across the board as currency traders applauded German GDP after Q3 YoY printed an impressive 2.8 %, the highest rate since 2011.
more| 06 Oct 2017 06:54 | The Independent |
The pound has fallen amid reports Conservative MPs are plotting to oust Prime Minister Theresa May. Sterling fell to a one-month low against the dollar after MP Grant Shapps was revealed to be leading a group of around 30 Tories seeking a leadership ...
more| 25 Apr 2017 05:41 | Seeking Alpha |
The euro is consolidating in the half cent below $1.09. Yesterday's marked up in early Asia saw the euro complete the 61.8% retracement of the losses since the US election, which was found near $1.0935.
moreDraghi described the current euro zone recovery as "dampened by the sluggish pace of structural reform" and said a "very substantial degree" of monetary policy stimulus was still needed.
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