Whether private sector banks would be able to hoard cash on a large scale without approval of their central banks?
Updated 22 Aug, 2016 07:59am
MARIO Draghi signalled that the European Central Bank was prepared to launch a fresh round of monetary stimulus as...
Published 25 Jan, 2016 06:38am
Central bankers are facing more scrutiny than ever after a post-crisis surge in their power and forays into debates such
Published 16 Nov, 2015 06:55am
Economists say a 10bps cut to the ECB deposit rate must have been priced in
Published 09 Nov, 2015 07:10am
The central bankers didn’t anticipate that the lags would prove so stubborn and last this long
Published 14 Sep, 2015 06:43am
Eurozone equities rally as euro falls
Published 07 Sep, 2015 06:41am
Dismal performances from Germany, France and Italy were responsible for the stagnation
Published 18 Aug, 2014 06:25am
If France is serious about promoting use of the euro to challenge the dollar’s dominance of global finance,....
Published 21 Jul, 2014 06:17am
Despite signs of a eurozone recovery, economists fear the crisis has left a permanent scar on the continent’s job market
Published 14 Jul, 2014 07:22am
The ECB has unveiled a targeted offer of four-year loans, designed to encourage banks to lend more to credit-starved SME
Published 09 Jun, 2014 06:05am
