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Europe's central bank pulled two ways by war in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine is squeezing the European Central Bank between conflicting pressures, propelling energy prices and inflation higher while exposing Europe to a potential hit to economic growth

The Independent UK

US inflation rises to new 40-year high of 7.9%; Abramovich sanctioned by UK – as it happened

ECB raises inflation forecasts, cuts growth outlook amid Ukraine conflict, as stock markets slide and Chelsea FC owner is sanctioned by Britain

The Guardian - UK

Invasion of Ukraine threatens to scramble ECB's plans

Frankfurt (AFP) - Russia's invasion of Ukraine and spiralling energy prices have upended the economic outlook and left European Central Bank policymakers with the task of navigating the eurozone through a fresh crisis at their meeting on Thursday.

AFP

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ECB reckons with impact of war on eurozone's doorstep

Frankfurt (AFP) - Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has added an extra layer of complexity to the decisions facing European Central Bank policymakers as they meet on Thursday.

AFP

Russian central bank hikes rates and closes stock market as rouble crashes; oil and gas soar – as it happened

Commodities including wheat and aluminium surge and European stocks slide as markets respond to wider sanctions on Russia

The Guardian - UK

European subsidiary of Russia's Sberbank 'failing or likely to fail': ECB

Frankfurt (AFP) - The European subsidiary of Russia's state-owned Sberbank is facing bankruptcy, the European Central Bank said on Monday, in the wake of sanctions aimed at punishing Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.

AFP

ECB 'closely monitoring' implications of Ukraine invasion

Frankfurt (AFP) - The European Central Bank said on Thursday it was following unfolding events in Ukraine after the launch of a Russian invasion and watching for any impacts on the eurozone economy.

AFP

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UK house prices hit record high but slowdown looms; eurozone bond yields rise – as it happened

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The Guardian - UK

Asian markets steady after US tech rout

Recap: Asian equities steadied while Wall Street futures rebounded on Friday after an earlier tech rout, encouraged by better-than-expected earnings from Amazon. The European Central Bank's hawkish stance hurt stocks in Europe.

Bangkok Post

Asian markets mostly rise as Hong Kong reopens, eyes on US jobs

Hong Kong (AFP) - Asian markets mostly rose Friday as a rally in Hong Kong on its first day back from a break helped overcome a sharp drop on Wall Street, though a surprisingly hawkish tilt from the European Central Bank added fuel to fears about the removal of pandemic-era…

AFP

ECB chief opens door to 2022 rate hike as inflation soars

Frankfurt (AFP) - European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde on Thursday left open the possibility of interest rate hikes this year for the first time, as the eurozone comes under pressure from soaring prices.

AFP

ECB sees longer inflation but stands pat on policy

Frankfurt (AFP) - European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde said Thursday that record inflation would stay high longer than expected, but the ECB stuck to its ultra-loose monetary policy as it sees prices cooling this year.

AFP

ECB sits tight as inflation pressure rises

Frankfurt (AFP) - The European Central Bank stuck to its ultra-loose monetary policy on Thursday, despite record inflation in the eurozone putting the Frankfurt-based institution under mounting pressure.

AFP

Stock markets mostly fall before European interest rate decisions

London (AFP) - Stock markets mostly dropped Thursday as profit-taking set in after recent strong gains, as traders awaited interest rate updates from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.

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The Independent UK

Europe's central bank faces challenges from record inflation

The European Central Bank is facing record inflation as it meets Thursday

The Independent UK

Inflation in 19 countries using the euro hits another record

Inflation fed by high oil and gas prices hit record levels in Europe for the third month in a row

AFP

Eurozone inflation rises to new record high

Brussels (AFP) - Inflation in the eurozone soared to a new record high in January, official data showed Wednesday, adding pressure on the European Central Bank ahead of a monetary policy meeting this week.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Inflation in 19 Countries Using the Euro Hits Another Record

Inflation fed by high oil and gas prices hit record levels in Europe for the third month in a row, extending pain for consumers and sharpening questions about future moves by the European Central Bank. The 19 countries that use the euro currency saw consumer prices increase by an annual…

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The Guardian - UK

Ofgem to unveil new household energy bill price cap on Thursday morning – business live

Energy regulator to announce how much bills for 22m UK households can rise from April, as eurozone inflation hits record high of 5.1%

AFP

Ukraine crisis adds to inflation jitters as ECB meets

Frankfurt (AFP) - Soaring inflation will be in focus when European Central Bank governors meet on Thursday, as the threat of war in Ukraine risked further fuelling already sky-high energy prices in the region.

Tribune News Service

Italy reelects Mattarella as president while Draghi remains premier

ROME — Sergio Mattarella was reelected as Italy’s president, offering relief to investors by setting up former European Central Bank head Mario Draghi to remain prime minister.

AFP

Da Vinci should grace new euro notes, says Lagarde

Paris (AFP) - European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde suggested Thursday that Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci and pioneering French politician Simone Veil appear on the new euro banknotes, as she waded into a politically sensitive topic.

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