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Bank of England To Cut Rate Amid Trump’s Tariffs
The Bank of England is widely expected to cut its key interest rate by a quarter point Thursday as US President Donald Trump’s planned tariffs threaten to weaken economic growth. It follows the Federal Reserve’s decision Wednesday to freeze US borrowing costs and last month’s move by the European Central Bank to cut eurozone interest rates.
Big central banks are diverging as White House tariffs threaten to raise U.S. inflation and a dash out of the dollar sparks ...
One more factor motivating companies to issue bonds in Europe: The value of the dollar has been falling relative to the euro.
The Bank of England cut interest rates to counteract the economic effects of U.S. tariffs. However, a split among ...
European shares ended higher on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with Britain to lower ...
The current stress test on Europe’s biggest banks is on track to delivering a lesser hit to capital ratios than the previous ...
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European backlash against US goods grows in wake of tariffsThe European Central Bank highlights on its official blog that boycotting US goods in Europe is becoming a distinct and ...
The rush to cut interest rates at major central banks slowed to a trickle in April, as policymakers faced uncertainty on the ...
Several top euro-zone officials want to exempt more lenders from European Central Bank oversight as part of efforts to ...
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