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The bank noted that falling ECB deposit rates and reduced bond holdings will help mitigate future losses
Treasuries fell amid volatility as risk sentiment recovered
Romania, Spain, Greece and Portugal recorded the highest employment growth compared with the previous quarter
U.S. employers announced 172,017 layoffs in February, up 245 percent from January’s figures
The government plans to issue $179 billion in special treasury bonds this year to finance its stimulus effort
Last week, Lagarde suggested price growth may fluctuate before slowing toward the 2 percent target later
In the 12 months through January, core U.S. consumer prices rose 3.3 percent after gaining 3.2 percent in December
November and December payrolls were revised up by 100,000 due to routine annual adjustments
The country's per capita GDP has been calculated based on a nominal growth rate of 5.9 percent
Germany and France, the two largest economies within the bloc, have reported unexpected contractions
The EU has set additional emergency funding in its budget which includes more than €295 million for worldwide actions
The closely watched core measurement of the Consumer Price Index slowed for the first time in months
The zone will offer tax incentives and include key areas in sectors such as aerospace and tourism
Core inflation remained steady at 2.7 percent for the fourth month in a row
Despite exceeding 49.5, PMI remained below the 50 threshold for growthÂ
The draft got greenlighted by the Cabinet, includes 8.7 trillion yen in defense spending
Online retail sales grew 6.7 percent year-over-year, whereas in-store sales increased 2.9 percent
Foreign exchange reserves remain steadily above $3.2 trillionÂ
Exports surged by 6.7 percent year-on-year, totaling 23.04 trillion yuanÂ
Japan's economy grew faster than expected in July-September, driven by higher capital investment and exportsÂ
The producer price index fell 2.5 percent year-on-year in November, a slower decline than the 2.9 percent in October
In October 2024, there were around 12.971 million people unemployed in the EU
The current‑dollar GDP of the U.S. increased 4.7 percent at an annual rate to $29.35 trillion
Despite competition from the U.K., Canada, and Australia, the U.S. remains the top choice for international students
