ECB's Centeno advocates for quicker interest rate drop and addresses potential U.S. tariffs - Reuters
ECB policymaker Mario Centeno expressed his hopes for a quicker drop in key interest rates to 2% this year, according to an interview on Wednesday with Reuters. Currently at 2.75%, Centeno, who is ...
ECB's Centeno hopes key interest rate will drop to 2% sooner, not later
The European Central bank may need to cut interest rates below a neutral level to stimulate economic growth as inflation is ...
Portugal's central bank chief positive on Novo Banco IPO, urges caution on M&A
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ECB's Bold Call: Interest Rates May Go Even Lower
The ECB, led by policymaker Mario Centeno, might cut interest rates below neutral to stimulate growth, as inflation risks ...
Tariffs are not good news for anyone, says Bank of Portugal's Mario Centeno
Mario Centeno, governor of the Bank of Portugal, discusses tariffs and the economy. Canada folds to Trump's demands and ...
'European economy is not growing,' says Bank of Portugal's Centeno
Bank of Portugal Governor Mario Centeno discusses European Central Bank monetary policy, the European economy and the impact ...
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ECB's Centeno sees interest rates falling to about 2% as inflation under control
LISBON, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should continue to lower interest rates to about 2% as inflation in the euro zone was generally under control, ECB policymaker Mario Centeno ...
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ECB's Centeno sees interest rate converging to 2% as inflation under control
European Central Bank policymaker Mario Centeno said on Wednesday. He said that the rise in euro zone inflation to 2.4% in December "was already expected" and reflected the fall in energy goods ...