Christine Lagarde
ECB to probably lift growth forecast next week, Lagarde says
Policymakers are increasingly convinced that borrowing costs can be left unchanged for the foreseeable future
ECB’s Schnabel says she’d be ‘ready’ to succeed Lagarde if asked
While the German’s term is non-renewable, ECB lawyers believe it is an obstacle surmountable via a loophole found in 2018
Lagarde says inflation risks ‘quite contained’ in each direction
Her comments show the ECB is in no rush to lower borrowing costs further
ECB holds rates unchanged, offers no clues about next move
The ECB halved its key rate to 2% in the year to June but has been on hold ever since
ECB's Lagarde warns of risk to world economy via Trump interference on Fed
[BRUSSELS] Steps by US President Donald Trump to remove Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell or Fed governor Lisa Cook would represent a “very serious danger for the US economy and the world economy...
Eurozone economy proving resilient, says ECB’s Lagarde
“There will be more shocks, we know that, but we are in a good position,” she says from Jackson Hole
ECB cuts rates as bets build on a summer pause
The central bank has now lowered borrowing costs eight times, or by 2 percentage points since last June
Lagarde says international trade will never be the same
EUROPEAN Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warned that international trade will be changed forever by the tensions over tariffs, even as the world’s leading economies edge toward some compromis...
World Economic Forum courts Lagarde as its next leader after founder’s abrupt exit
Lagarde has more than two years left at the ECB and has previously said she will serve her term in full
ECB still has a bit of work to do on prices: Lagarde
The fight against inflation isn’t yet over, even as price growth approaches the 2% goal
