European Central Bank

The euro and British pound were both winners of the ECB’s press conference held following the announcement of a decision to leave interest rates and policy unchanged.

In what scenario posed by the ECB is the EURUSD likely to drift higher towards 1.1433? Here is your ECB ‘cheat-sheet.’

This Thursday we get the “accounts” of the March European Central Bank meeting and Bank of America Merrill Lynch warn that the strengthening euro could be targeted.

Swiss lender Credit Suisse expect the EUR/USD exchange rate to reach 1.17 by year end due to a policy shift by the European Central Bank away from targeting exchange rates.

The EUR/USD rate swung from lows in the1.08s to highs in the 1.11s during the ECB meeting announcment and press conference afterwards. 

What to watch when the ECB meets on Thursday.

The European Central Bank (ECB) could surprise investors with a more aggressive banquet of easing than markets are currently pricing in. 

It promises to be a big week for the euro as the ECB March rate meeting is scheduled on Thursday March 10.

A string of poor data releases and deflationary forces are increasing expectations of a more formidable policy fight-back from the ECB. 

The ECB minutes reiterated the central bank's concerns that its moderate recovery could be upended by outside global risks.

From cutting the deposit rate to throwing money out of the proverbial "helicopter", we look at ten measures to the ECB might adopt at their March get together.

Led by German collosus Deutsche Bank, euro-area financials are having a torrid time of late, and some analysts think this could make the ECB more bold when it comes to deciding on further easing. 

The euro is still looking solid versus the pound and the dollar both from its charts and its fundamentals.

The new year starts off with a bevy of German numbers that will set the tone for the shared currency.

Causing the latest round of euro weakness was speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) would announce a two-tier deposit rate in December.

The ECB's fight on negative inflation will be escalated in December - what will happen to the euro though?

Those watching the markets for a higher sterling to euro conversion have ECB President Mario Draghi to thank this Thursday.

Economists from two of Europe’s leading banks believe an announcement for further quantitative easing at the European Central Bank has already been baked into the euro to dollar exchange rate.

The euro to pound sterling exchange rate (EURGBP) is likely to trade lower argue ING.