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NEW YORK/LONDON – World stocks climbed and the euro rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank cut interest rates for the first time in nearly five years, while signaling that further moves could take a while.

Inflation across the Eurozone is likely “to stay above the target well into next year,” the regulator has said

European stocks bounced and government bond yields dropped on Monday as investors looked forward to an interest rate cut from the European Central Bank (ECB), while U.S. jobs data kept the focus squarely on inflation.

Italian lenders must quit the country to avoid a “reputational problem,” a European Central Bank policymaker has warned

The ECB wants to wean banks off free cash after 10 years of money printing

The confiscation of Moscow’s frozen funds could undermine international order, the head of the European Central Bank warns

CBE expressed that these measures are aimed at streamlining the cash withdrawal process for all parties involved

The fifth consecutive pause since October was widely expected and leaves the benchmark deposit rate at a record high of four percent

The ECB kept borrowing costs at record highs at the meeting but started to cautiously lay the groundwork to lower them in June

Doing business in the sanctioned country poses a reputational risk, the European Central Bank has warned