Over on his Forbes blog Open Europe’s Raoul Ruparel provides a preview for tomorrow’s ECB meeting at which some action to ease monetary pol...

There has been a cacophony of comments from ECB members and ECB watchers over the past few days. However, the overriding view since EC...

This could easily be a standard monthly headline. As before the past four or five ECB meetings, the questions of deflation and further eas...

Over on his new Forbes blog , Open Europe’s Head of Economic Research Raoul Ruparel lays out his take on why the ECB decided to stand firm...

As we noted last month , a lot has been pinned on the March ECB meeting, with the release of new data potentially facilitating further easin...

As with many things in the eurozone crisis, we have now come full circle in the discussion of one part of ECB policy – the prospect of Quant...

The ECB holds its monthly meeting today in what may be seen as the most positive eurozone economic environment for some time. Having previ...

As we reported in today’s press summary , there has been an interesting development in the push for greater transparency at the ECB. In ...

While the US has its Independence Day, Europe looks to be having its Forward guidance day . Bad puns aside, it’s actually been quite an ...

The ECB holds its monthly meeting tomorrow. Below we look at the main topics of discussion, with the ECB weighing some important decisions...

As expected the ECB announced it has cut its main interest rate by 0.25% to 0.5%. As we noted at length, this is likely to have little imp...

The ECB looks set to cut its main interest rate by 0.25% to 0.5% on Thursday (while keeping the deposit rate at 0% due to concerns about dis...

The last few days have seen a shifting of consensus in the ECB rate cuts debate. Recent economic data in the eurozone has been particular...