The European Central Bank is getting closer to a pause in interest cuts since it is no longer clear that policy remains ...

But ECB hawk Isabel Schnabel, a member of the six-person executive board which sets the tone for rate meetings, told the Financial Times that the central bank should “now” start to debate a ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is getting closer to a point where rate cuts need to be stopped and ...

In an FT survey of Euro zone economists just before Christmas, half of them said they think that the ECB is behind the curve. What is your view on this?

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) (SPY) today is down -0.13%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI) (DIA) is down -0.40%, and the ...

ECB board member Isabel Schnabel, one of the most vocal policy hawks, argued that it was already time to debate a pause because the 2.75% deposit rate is no longer undoubtedly restrictive on the ...

according to Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel. Speaking at the German Institute for Employment Research, Schnabel said growth is currently only moderate, while uncertainty over trade has ...

Bund yield was little changed as eurozone government bond yields stabilized in early trading after rising on Wednesday, driven partly by prospects of higher European defense spending.

Traders cut bets on further European Central Bank monetary easing after Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said the time to pause or halt interest rate cuts is getting closer.

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank will soon have to discuss taking a break, or ending altogether, its campaign of interest-rate reductions, Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel told the ...

ECB board member Isabel Schnabel has said. The ECB has cut rates five times since last June and markets see another three moves this year given moderating price pressures. But policy hawks like ...

“We are getting closer to the point where we may have to pause or halt our rate cuts,” Schnabel, one of the ECB’s top hawks, said in an interview conducted on Feb. 14 and published Wednesday ...