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ECB would need to go beyond ABS market for potential QE -Draghi
WASHINGTON: The European Central Bank could not rely solely on purchases of asset-backed securities (ABS) if it resorts to unconventional steps to boost inflation, given the limited supply of the securities, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Saturday.
ECB loans ripe for rethink
FRANKFURT: European Central Bank (ECB) officials poised to debate the need for new long-term loans for banks might have some even bigger thinking to do.
ECB seen holding course at meeting this week
FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank, comforted by better-than-expected data since Britain’s vote to quit the EU, will keep drastic monetary policy changes in reserve at a meeting this week, analysts predicted.
ECB holds rates, looks at back door measure to loosen policy
FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged on Thursday, holding its nerve in the face of uncomfortably low inflation though it may unleash other measures to pep up a fragile euro zone recovery.
Greek debt could go above 140 percent of GDP in 2020, ECB says
BRUSSELS: Greece will fail to reduce its debt burden to a manageable level by 2020 with current policies, European Central Bank policymaker Joerg Asmussen told Belgian daily De Tijd, forecasting the target set by creditors will be widely missed.
ECB poised to cut rates to help recession-hit euro zone
FRANKFURT: European Central Bank is closer to lowering interest rates than at any time since it last cut them in July 2012 and is likely to shave a quarter-point off at its policy meeting next week.
ECB stimulus talk knocks euro, peripheral yields
LONDON: Lower-rated euro zone bond yields fell to fresh record lows and the common currency slid further on Friday as investors positioned for more monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank.
Money market rates hit new low as ECB moves gain traction
LONDON: An all-time low for euro zone money market rates bolstered the region's bond rally and held down the euro on Tuesday, providing clear evidence that the European Central Bank's latest support measures are gaining traction.
ECB: Inflation weakens as policy choice nears
FRANKFURT: The likelihood of inflation returning to the European Central Bank’s (ECB) desired level has declined and economic risks are rising, Mario Draghi said.
Asia stocks subdued, euro rebounds to 1-week high ahead of ECB
TOKYO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Asian stocks got off to sluggish start on Thursday as investors hunkered down to take the latest pulse on the U.S. economy and implications for the Federal Reserve's easy money policy, while the euro perked up ahead of the European Central Bank meeting.
