European Central Bank News
The European Central Bank is the central bank of the eurozone, responsible for maintaining price stability and managing monetary policy.
Lagarde considers early resignation from ECB
Christine Lagarde is contemplating an early resignation as President of the European Central Bank, dismissing any plans to run in the French presidential election.
Euribor Hits 3.24%, Raising Mortgage Costs in Spain
The Euribor, a key indicator for variable-rate mortgages in Spain, closes September at 3.24%, raising annual mortgage costs by an average of €1,260. This marks the third consecutive month of increases.
Euro Falls to Three-Month Low Against Dollar
The euro has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar in three months, trading at 1.1333, as expectations rise for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike compared to the European Central Bank.
Home sales drop 5.1% in July amid interest rate hikes
Isabel Schnabel departs ECB for IMF role
Isabel Schnabel leaves ECB for IMF in January
ECB to Introduce New Euro Banknotes by Early 2030s
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The European Central Bank is the central bank of the eurozone, responsible for maintaining price stability and managing monetary policy.
