Interest Rates Philip Lane: ‘High level of uncertainty’ and price pressure will keep rates highThe chief economist was speaking at an event in Dublin on Tuesday
Regulation Central Bank deputy governor to move to ECB supervisory boardSharon Donnery is among three new appointments to European Central Bank’s supervisory board
Markets ECB carries out assessment on banks’ private equity risks The regulator is checking banks are applying the right amount of risk to their private equity loans
GES24 Rate cuts will be ‘less than forecast’, warns chief economist at Sweden’s biggest bank The European Central Bank is widely expected to begin cutting rates next month but the pace of reductions may not be as fast as previously expected
Banking Analysis: What will Bankinter move mean for bank passporting in the EU?EU bank passporting offers efficiency, but the scale of the market and political realities will give European banks pause before jumping into Irish market
EU EU should consider stripping national tax vetoes if single market under threat - reportReport by Enrico Letta, the former Italian prime minister, says the controversial Article 116 would be key to aiding SMEs and buoy the bloc’s economy
Markets Current disinflation is ‘necessarily bumpy’ - Philip Lane The chief economist at the European Central Bank told an event in Dublin that he was confident inflation would retreat back 2 per cent
Economy Analysis: Stage is set for ECB to be the reluctant hero in interest rate waiting game US inflation rose more than expected in March, indicating that perhaps the Fed will have to follow Europe’s lead in cutting interest rates
Interest Rates ECB holds rates but gives clear signal on starting cuts in JuneThe Governing Council of the European Central Bank has kept interest rates at a record 4 per cent after meeting in Frankfurt
Interest Rates ECB deposit rate to ‘hit 2.25 per cent by late 2025’The European Central Bank is expected to start a slow but steady series of rate cuts from summer onwards as inflation eases
Inflation Analysis: As inflation slows, will the ECB finally climb down on interest rates next week?Julien Lafargue, chief market strategist at Barclays Private Bank, said that the ECB appears ‘ready to go’ on cuts
Economy ECB will know ‘a lot more’ to make rate cut decision by June, Philip Lane says ECB chief economist said the lender will have a clearer view on price growth in the second quarter
Interest Rates ECB must cut rates twice before summer break, Yannis Stournaras saysThe European Central Bank governing council member said Europe should not wait for the US to move on interest rates before making a cut
Europe Digital euro of ‘incredible importance’ to future of currency, Donohoe saysEuropean Central Bank recently began preparatory work for to develop a platform and the needed infrastructure for the digital euro project
Inflation Explainer: Why Irish pockets should be happy about Germany’s ailing economyGermany was the worst performing major economy last year and continued negative news from the country may help bring interest rates lower
Economy Ireland’s economy to outpace Euro area, UK and US this year, EY Ireland analysis findsReport finds that the country is expected to record continued job gains as inflation moderates and the interest rate cycle turns
Economy Eurozone inflation slows less than expected, clouding hopes of ECB cutsConsumer prices rose 2.8 per cent across Europe from a year ago in January, above analysts estimates
Economy Irish investors move €2.5bn from cash to beat inflationDavy sees surge in activity of moving funds into highly liquid investments
Stock Take Stock Take: Are AIB and Bank of Ireland as sensitive to falling interest rates as they claim?Both lenders are forecasting a sharp drop in net interest income if rates are cut this year, but it’s likely they will continue to enjoy bumper profits in 2024
Markets Market wrap: Corre Energy tumbles as focus shifts to US stocksInvestors will be watching for results from the Republican presidential primary as voters in New Hampshire head to the polls.