Greece to fast-track repayment of €5b in eurozone bailout loans
Greece is planning an early repayment of up to €5 billion ($5.34 billion) of bailout loans to eurozone countries…
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Gold loses shine as focus shifts to US inflation data
Gold prices tumbled on Monday as hopes for a de-escalation in the Middle East reduced its safe-haven appeal.
Gold gleams despite rate hike expectations
Gold prices climbed on Thursday, defying expectations of pressure from rising US interest rates.
US data lifts dollar, yen weakens
The US dollar strengthened against major rivals on Tuesday, reaching a five-month high against the pound and euro,…
European banks seek ‘strategic’ status
European banks are urging the European Union (EU) to classify them as a strategic sector, warning that their…
Spain’s inflation hits 3.2% in Feb
Spain's inflation surged in March amid the government's gradual removal of support measures, initially aimed at…
SWIFT to unveil CBDC platform within 2 years
SWIFT, the global bank messaging network, is set to launch a platform within 1-2 years to integrate the emerging…
Swiss c. bank likely to cut rates
A small group of banks anticipate that Switzerland's policymakers will defy predictions and decrease interest…
Morgan Stanley raises MSCI Europe’s ’24 index target on AI boom
Morgan Stanley raised its year-end target for the MSCI's European index on Tuesday, citing the positive impact of…
ECB holds key rates steady
The European Central Bank (ECB) has on Thursday left key rates unchanged following the December policy meeting.
