ECB expected to cut interest rates: What you need to know

The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its meeting this afternoon, reducing the main refinancing rate to 4.25%, the marginal lending rate to 4.50%, and th...

European Central Bank cuts interest rates again as inflation slows

The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut its key interest rates as the markets expected, marking its second reduction this year following a move in June.

Official interest rates

The three official interest rates the ECB sets every six weeks as part of its monetary policy to steer the provision of liquidity to the banking sector.

Eurozone interest rates set to rise for first time in 11 years

The European Central Bank intends to increase rates in July as it tries to control soaring inflation.

ECB keeps interest rates unchanged, sticks to data-dependent approach | Euronews

As expected, the European Central Bank kept rates unchanged at its January meeting, despite increasing calls for monetary loosening.

European Central Bank announces largest interest rate hike in bid to fight inflation

The ECB's three key interest rates were each raised by 75 basis points.

ECB holds interest rates steady after 10 consecutive hikes

The European Central Bank ended its run of interest rate hikes on Thursday, despite new upside risks to inflation from oil markets amid the Israel-Hamas war. The key rate is set to remain...

Financial markets are jonesing for interest rate cuts. Not so fast, says the European Central Bank

The European Central Bank will likely keep interest rates unchanged Thursday. Its meeting could see ECB boss Christine Lagarde sending a message to financial markets to cool it with expectations fo...

Eurozone raises interest rates for first time in 11 years

The European Central Bank has raised rates as it tries to tackle soaring eurozone inflation.

ECB Seen Cutting Interest Rates Once a Quarter Starting in June - Bloomberg

The European Central Bank will embark in June on a steady-yet-gradual path of interest-rate cuts that’ll run at least through the end of next year, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.