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Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), hinted at the possibility of inflation not rising as quickly as expected due to euro zone firms dealing with a slew of uncertainties.
Concerns over a potential slowdown in Europe are currently not great enough for the European Central Bank (ECB) to change any economic forecasts for the region, a key member of the bank told CNBC Wednesday.
Jan Smets told CNBC that any new policies to help the Italian banking sector would be firmly reliant on how the economic data plays out in the coming years.
Two people have been injured and one person arrested in an incident in Kensington, central London, according the U.K.'s Met Police.
In a Monday tweet, the "Mad Money" host acknowledged Merkel is still "loved by many," but argued she has been "a leader of the anti-growth coalition."
Currency experts are anxiously fixated on what the final details for Brexit will look like.
Italian sovereign debt yields hit fresh multi-year highs Friday morning, as investors grew cautious over lending to the embattled government after it unveiled new budget plans.
Global markets plunged Thursday, continuing steep losses seen in the previous session, as investors worry about rapidly rising interest rates and an expected slowdown in global growth.
Russia is now much closer to China than the U.S., the head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund told CNBC Tuesday.
AI may have created the Xinhua anchor and its voice, but the anchor itself cannot think, Dr Ali Shafti, a research associate in robotics and AI at Imperial College London, told CNBC.
Coca-Cola's annual Christmas truck tour has been made shorter this year as health campaigners pressure the company.
When T-Mobile U.S. wanted to better understand who was visiting its website — people who were already customers or those who were just researching phones or plans — it asked university teams for help.
CNBC looks at how the computer systems in F1 cars have made their way into regular vehicles.
FIA President Jean Todt discusses his start with the Ferarri team and the current problems facing F1.
F1 experts discuss whether the quieter engine sounds are making the sport less attractive.
CNBC’s Diana Olick reports on the rising flood risks facing Amazon’s second headquarters in Long Island City.
Larry McDonald of ACG Analytics and the Bear Traps Report sounds off on what the Fed is getting wrong and why the market could still be in for a rocky road ahead.
Steve Chiavarone of Federated says while the fundamentals of the economy and markets look good, there's still a lot of volatility to work through.
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