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The EU regulator became the first of the worlds major central banks to raise rates in response to the conflict in the Middle East. Photo: de-nue-pic/Shutterstock
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ECB raises rate for first time since 2023
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ECB captures flight from dollar: euro increasingly behaving as a safe haven currency
Eurozone inflation continued to accelerate / Photo: Markus Photo and video / Shutterstock.com
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Inflation in the eurozone reached 3.2%. The market is almost confident in the ECB rate hike
The ECB does not name Trump directly in its review, diplomatically appealing to the actions of the US administration / Photo: olrat/Shutterstock.com
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Trump risks triggering financial crisis with war with Iran, ECB warned
CreditSights strategist: investors are underpaid for risk. What’s the problem?
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CreditSights strategist: investors are underpaid for risk. What’s the problem?
Unicredit is waiting for the ECB rate hike, which will have a positive impact on its earnings. Other European banks may also benefit from this. Photo: Andrea Ferrario / Unsplash.com
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Are European banks a profitable investment in 2026?
Frances economy did not grow in the first quarter of this year, the conflict in the Middle East could have serious consequences for the countrys budget. Photo: Chris Karidis / Unsplash.com
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A term from the past: due to war in the Middle East, Europe faces stagflation again
Billionaire Elon Musk testified in court on his lawsuit against OpenAI. Photo: FotoField / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights of the week: Musk's revelations in court, UAE quits OPEC, Big Tech reporting
ECB kept the rate unchanged: the impact of the war with Iran on the economy is still unclear / Photo: Yavuz Meyveci / Shutterstock
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ECB keeps rate unchanged for seventh straight time amid war with Iran
Five of the Magnificent Seven tech giants will report earnings in the middle of this week / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com
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Magnificent 7 earnings, Fed and ECB rates: what investors need to know this week
Bond market loses $2.5 trillion due to war with Iran / Photo: Richard Panasevich / Shutterstock
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Bond market lost $2.5 trillion due to war with Iran. This is a repeat of the 2022 collapse
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The European Central Bank, following the Fed, kept rates unchanged amid the war
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