Eurozone government bond yields have risen as investors anticipate changes in the European Central Bank's monetary policy.

Eurozone government bond yields rose due to market reactions to the ECB's monetary policies, following a drop last week. Key ...

Following the ECB's rate cut, the Euro and British pound weakened against the U.S. dollar. See more on global economic ...

The EUR/JPY trades flat after a slightly dovish rate cut by the ECB. It hit alow of 161.83 yesterday and is currently trading ...

The risk of the euro sliding to parity with the dollar is mounting in financial markets after this week’s interest-rate cut ...

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Markets are already fully pricing in four consecutive 25bp cuts, which prevents the front end of the curve from going much ...

Economists have predicted inflation rates will exceed the European Central Bank's 2 percent goal in the foreseeable future, ...