Europe's inflation falls to a two-year low. It offers confidence, but rising oil prices are imminent.

Inflation, which has been a problem for Europeans, fell sharply in September to the lowest level in two years, strengthening hopes that consumers will get relief from costlier groceries, vacations, and haircuts - and that the European Central Bank won't have to further restrict the economy by...

The European Central Bank raises interest rates by a quarter percentage point and predicts that inflation will remain 'too high for too long'

The European Central Bank announced a new quarter-point rate increase on Thursday, bringing its key rate to 3.75 percent.

The most recent action concludes a full year of consecutive rate increases in the euro zone, which the ECB began in July to combat high inflation.

"In...

EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK WILL CONTINUE TO AID COVID-19 AFFECTED AREAS

Highlights –

• COVID-19 leading to a recession-like situation in many countries in Europe.
• ECB has promised to help out coronavirus-stricken nations under its belt.
• The ECB will start buying corporate bonds.
• ECB may raise its...

IN TROUBLED TIMES, FINALLY SOME RELIEF FOR EUROPEAN BANKS

Highlights

• Regulations by Basel group now to be implemented in January 2023

• Fundamental Review of the Trading Book also be implemented in January 2023

• 120 billions freed by The European Central Bank

European Banking Authority has estima...

UK ECONOMY OBSERVES IMPACTS OF CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK

Highlights

• Fears of cash flows are rising
• MSCI’s All-Country World Index plunged by 12.4% last week 

Financial markets face another volatile week. It was on account of the escalating coronavirus crisis. It...

Why Wall Street sees the securities exchange very nearly a 'liquefy up'

Is the securities exchange on the precarious edge of separating into an unmitigated hurry to crisp records?

That is the issue various market strategists are investigating as the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.28%, the S&P 500 SPX, +0.15%, and the Nasdaq Composite COMP, +0.07%...

U.S. securities exchange snaps 3-day win streak as China levy cutoff time comes in the center

U.S. stocks finished lower Monday, with the Dow scoring a 105 point decrease, as speculators watched out for exchange arrangements in front of Sunday's tax cutoff time and approach refreshes from worldwide national banks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.05% withdrew 105.46 focuses, ...

Issuing of Digital Currency by National Bank Could Be a Trick

Passing by late features, it seems like national banks far and wide are intending to or during the time spent making their computerized monetary forms. The coins, by their problematic nature, will undoubtedly stand out from these banks. Also, with Facebook's arrangements to dispatch the Libra...