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The Bank of England held interest rates steady Thursday but said that a hike is likely to be needed in the "coming months."
Frankfurt's emergence as the destination of choice for banks looking to expand their European operations post-Brexit is a boon for its economy, but it has also raised concerns about the housing market's ability to cope with this sudden population surge.
European markets finished trade relatively mixed on Thursday as investors assessed the Bank of England's latest policy decision and individual stock news.
The guidelines, expected to be published at the end of the month, are non-binding but further legislation is not ruled out by Spring 2018
The European Union is in its strongest position in a decade, but it must act quickly to capitalize on this and avoid past shortcomings, the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has said.
European markets closed Wednesday's trade relatively flat, as a mixed performance from overseas and a sharp dip in miners weighed.
Nothing has been formally agreed with the EU on moving the next round of Brexit negotiations, British PM Theresa May's spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
European stocks finished Tuesday mostly higher as investors took stock of the impact of Irma while North Korea tensions appeared to abate.
British lawmakers are poised to have a big say over Brexit on Monday, as MPs divide on the European (Withdrawal) Bill for the first time.
Europe finished sharply higher on Monday, supported by gains in trade seen overseas, as investors worldwide continued to monitor the impact of Irma.
The Bank of England meets Thursday to make its latest policy meeting. Here's what to expect...
Akzo Nobel issued a profit warning on Friday and announced a revamp that will include the chief financial officer stepping aside and a shake-up to its paints and industrial coatings businesses.
European markets closed under pressure on Friday, as investors tracked the weak performance seen in markets overseas.
Lorenzo Codogno of LC Macro Advisors says ECB President Mario Draghi attempted to slow the appreciation of the common currency, but with the Federal Reserve increasing rates will soon take some steam off the euro.
Sarah Hewin of Standard Chartered says the euro jumped overnight as markets had not expected European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to mention tapering at all.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi talks to CNBC about potential bubbles in the market.
ECB President Mario Draghi explains why he believes the bank isn’t at a point of high uncertainty, but rather plotting out how it will deal with exiting QE in the coming year.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi comments on the state of the euro zone, and shares his outlook on inflation.
The euro saw a volatile afternoon of trade on Thursday as currency traders reacted to comments from Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
Andrea Cicione, head of strategy at TS Lombard, takes a look at the performance of European banks as of late, with added comment on Italy and bond markets.
