April while imports fell 10 percent in March, as new data showed the depth of the bloc's downturn. ECB President Mario Draghi said earlier this month the ECB would monitor incoming data closely and would be
Comments in July by European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi that the ECB would do “whatever it takes to save the euro ..... will to whatever it takes to preserve the euro.” — Mario Draghi At a time when many investors were caught too defensive
week after the ECB cut the cost of borrowing to a fresh record low of 0.5 percent earlier this month. ECB President Mario Draghi said after the May policy meeting that the ECB is ready to cut interest rates further if the economy deteriorates
April while imports fell 10 percent in March, as new data showed the depth of the bloc's downturn. ECB President Mario Draghi said last week the ECB would monitor incoming data closely and would be ready to c
Germany and France pulled euro zone consumer inflation to a three-year low in April while imports fell 10 percent in March, as new data showed the depth of the bloc's downturn. ECB President Mario Draghi said last week the ECB would mo
for fresh clues from the European Central Bank on whether it will cut official interest rates further. ECB President Mario Draghi said last week the ECB would monitor incoming data closely and would be ready to cut rates again, including the deposit
further clues from the European Central Bank on whether it will cut official interest rates further. ECB President Mario Draghi said last week the ECB would monitor incoming data closely and would be ready to cut rates again, including the deposit
AYLESBURY, England (Reuters) - Major central banks did not face calls to do more to boost the world economy when Group of Seven finance officials met on Saturday, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said.
expected amount. The bigger-than-expected early repayment of the three-year crisis loans comes after ECB President Mario Draghi said on Monday the ECB is ready to cut interest rates further if the economy deteriorates, including the deposit rate
convinced that deposits in peripheral Europe are safe. Brown: It was helpful that [European Central Bank president] Mario Draghi also reassured people that the Cyprus crisis is a unique situation. That statement became necessary after Jeroen Dijsselbloem