(Reuters) - U.S. companies with overseas operations are taking advantage of lower rates in euros to slash their debt funding ...

The UK public’s expectations for the economy worsened for a fifth month running in February, having fallen almost 40 points ...

U.S. companies with overseas operations are taking advantage of lower rates in euros to slash their debt funding costs and ...

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.

The outlook for interest rates has divided the investment community, which is reflected in a recent poll of our readers. Out ...

European stocks suffered their biggest decline in two months, hit by the possibility of a shallower-than-expected monetary ...

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The euro looks set to fall further against the dollar as the threat of U.S. tariffs could lead to more aggressive ECB rate cuts than markets currently expect, ING reckons.

The first cut in interest rates was expected, but the central bank has warned the economic outlook remains uncertain.

What determines currency exchange rates? While “experts” present a number of theories such as trade balance, the most ...

Investors are increasingly using European currencies, rather than the dollar, to fund bets on the Japanese yen as they look ...

There’s no need to hold back on European Central Bank interest rate cuts as the 2% price target is in sight and inflation ...