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Can Rising Oil Prices Push Euro Zone Bond Yields Even Higher?

Euro zone government bond yields edged higher on Wednesday as oil prices climbed amid renewed conflict between the United States and Iran, reviving concerns...

Euro zone bond yields ease after Iran fears spark sharp selloff

Euro zone government bond yields edged lower on Thursday after oil prices steadied, although borrowing costs remained close to seven-week highs following a sharp...

Euro zone bond yields fall ahead of US Iran talks

Euro zone government bond yields edged lower as investors balanced easing energy prices against expectations for renewed diplomatic engagement between the United States and...

Euro Zone Avoids 2022-Style Inflation Shock as Weak Demand Limits Price Hikes

Fears that the Iran war could trigger another wave of runaway inflation across Europe are, at least for now, proving unfounded. A Reuters analysis...

ECB’s Lagarde signals no imminent exit as politics and central banks collide

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reassured her colleagues that she remains committed to her position and would inform them first if she planned...

ECB’s “safety net” becomes a tool for EU’s alliance-building

The European Central Bank (ECB) is planning to help foreign central banks access euro funding more easily. This is part of Europe's effort to...

Euro zone ministers eye stablecoin rules and joint debt to boost euro’s global role

Euro zone finance ministers will meet on February 16 to discuss increasing the global role of the euro and enhancing Europe's economic security. A...

Bulgaria Turns a Page: Euro Zone Entry Bids Farewell to the Lev

Bulgaria officially adopted the euro as its currency on Thursday, replacing the lev. A celebration included euro coins displayed at the central bank and...

ECB Faces Diversity Reckoning as Major Leadership Overhaul Looms

The European Central Bank is entering a pivotal two-year transition in which most of its executive board including President Christine Lagarde will be replaced....

Orban: EU ‘Disintegrating,’ So Hungary Should Reject Euro

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Hungary should not adopt the euro currency, as he believes the European Union (EU) is "disintegrating. " He...

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