A steady outlook for the euro zone economy remains intact, at least for now, according to most economists in a Reuters poll, despite a recent U.S. threat of a 30% tariff on European Union goods.

European Central Bank supervisors are focusing on issues ranging from tariffs to cyber attacks and a possible dollar shortage ...

There’s another complication: President Donald Trump’s latest threat of 30% tariffs on European goods. In June, the ECB’s ...

Against the backdrop of rising global geopolitical tensions and growing economic uncertainty, the European Central Bank (ECB) ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's threatened 30% tariff on European Union imports is complicating the European Central Bank's ...

The European Central Bank’s next stress test will ask lenders to come up with hypothetical situations in which risks like ...

Larger U.S. tariffs on imports from the EU would further weaken already anemic growth in the eurozone, likely prompting the ...

The European Central Bank is likely to remain cautious about cutting interest rates further even as the euro’s strength risks ...

The European Central Bank on July 15 launched the second round of its banknote design contest.

The European Central Bank doesn’t need to continue easing policy as borrowing costs may already be providing stimulus to the ...

The just-released minutes of the European Central Bank's June meeting show that most ECB members were concerned about a ...

BERLIN (Reuters) -The risk of inflation is pointing downwards rather than upwards, Belgium's central bank governor, Pierre ...