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Improved Eurozone Confidence Tempered by New German Deflation Fears
Confidence holds steady for the second month in a row, but German inflation has fallen.
Draghi and Juncker to Set Out Plans to Save Eurozone
The pair will announce separate initiatives designed to stimulate demand in Europe.
ECB Blames Domestic Policymakers for Ireland's Economic Crisis
ECB published letter written by former ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet to then Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan in November 2010.
India's Sensex Surges 500 Points on BoJ's Surprise Stimulus Move
BoJ will now buy assets at an annual pace of about 80tn yen.
Jonathan Trott Paves Way For England Test Return After Earning South Africa Lions Tour Call Up
Jonathan Trott has received his first international call-up since leaving England's Ashes tour.
Central Banks Watch: BoE, RBA and BoJ to Set Rates; FOMC Minutes to Be Released
Sharp dollar rally to weigh heavily on rate decisions of central banks.
Fitch Cuts Global GDP Forecasts for Next Two Years
Global GDP growth for this year and the next will be slower than earlier forecasts as emerging market economies would slow more than expected.
German Economy 'No Longer Running Smoothly' Amid Flat Eurozone Growth and Russia Sanctions War
The Ifo Business Climate Index for industry and trade in Germany hits 17-month low in September.
Eurozone Suffering 'Ongoing Malaise' With Ukraine Crisis Set to Hurt Troubled Economy Further
Markit says output growth in eurozone slumps to nine month low and may slow even more.
EU Bank Stress Tests: Who Will Pass and Who Will Fail?
Wolters Kluwer Financial Services reveals how failing the test will be a double edged sword
Bank of England: Ailing Eurozone Threatens UK Economic Recovery
MPC minutes show concern among UK interest rate setters about declining eurozone economy.
Central Banks Watch: New Zealand, Indonesia and Chile to Set Rates, Carney and Kuroda to Speak
Response of emerging markets central banks awaited after surprise rate cut by the European Central Bank.
Central Banks Watch: Jackson Hole Impact and Hungary, Israel, Egypt, Turkey and Albania Rate Decisions
Markets to react to remarks of Fed's Janet Yellen and ECB's Mario Draghi at Jackson Hole.
Italy Slumps Into Recession Again Fuelling Eurozone Recovery Fears
Eurozone's third largest economy, Italy, struggling through Matteo Renzi's economic reforms.
European Central Bank's Website Hacked
Email addresses and contact details stolen following security breach at the European Central Bank
Central Banks Watch: Yellen, Draghi, Carney and Kuroda to Speak and BoC to Set Rates
Global markets are now waiting for fresh interest rate cues from major central banks, making the upcoming week a significant one.
EU Referendum: Top ECB Official Says UK Exit Would Push EU to Precipice
Benoit Coeure, who sits on ECB executive board, says UK quitting EU would be 'enormous shock.'
Weak German Industry Data Shunts Markets Down Amid Eurozone Recovery Concerns
Germany says industrial output fell at fastest pace for two years during May.
Sticky Eurozone Inflation Holds Amid ECB Rates Cut
Deflation fears abound as eurozone inflation holds steady in June.
ECB 'Well on Track' to Complete Three Pillars of Eurozone Financial Regulation
Daniele Nouy, ECB head of the Single Supervisory Mechanism, unveils 14,000 applications for new regulator.
Robust Trade and Inflow Outlook Supports Indian Rupee Despite Firm Dollar and Crude Rally
The Indian rupee has held near the 1-1/2-month low against the US dollar with no big surprise expected at the Fed meeting later in the day.
ECB Stimulus Speculation Drags Down Euro
Euro lost ground across the board on Tuesday amid speculation the European Central Bank will be forced to increase its stimulus measures.
ECB Monetary Policy Explained: What Eurozone Rates Decision Means
How eurozone recovery hopes rest on a negative deposit rate and LTROs.
What Charts Suggest For Major Currency Pairs After US Non-farm Payrolls
US dollar moved sideways in narrow ranges on Friday in Asia and remained so in early Europe.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem: Greece May Need Another Bailout
Eurogroup president warns on Greek optimism over state of economy.
Strong Sterling Story Intact; To Test New Highs Vs Euro Soon
Sterling remains strong versus the euro ahead of BoE and ECB policy meetings on Thursday.
Gold Prices Drop to 16-Week Low Amid Upbeat US Dollar and Firm Global Equities
Weak demand in leading bullion buyer China also weighs on prices.
Deutsche Bank Bolstered by Qatar Royals in $11bn Share Sale
Stake worth €1.75bn placed with Qatari royal family's Paramount Holdings Services.
GHC Capital Markets CIO: I Don't Buy Into Eurozone 'Recovery'
John Clarke, chief investment officer of GHC Capital Markets, talks to IBTimes UK.
Kevin Pietersen's England Exclusion Surprises Surrey Captain Graeme Smith
Ex-South African captain 'looking forward' to have Pietersen available for domestic season.