The president of the European Central Bank Christine Lagarde revealed last week that she thinks the ECB will go ahead with the digital euro, an electronic form of central-bank money accessible to all. "Banknotes are still to stay," Lagarde said in an online interview at the Reuters Next conference,»»»

The European Central Bank expects to complete the investigation phase of its digital euro project in the autumn of 2023. Only a digital euro that is widely accepted by European users could be considered a success, according to the European Central Bank (ECB). The ECB published key objectives for th»»»

Farewell to negative interest rates In a blog on the ECB’s website, President Christine Lagarde brought forward the growing consensus that has been building within the governing council, namely that stickier-than-expected inflation requires the quick removal of non-conventional policy measures. A f»»»

Interest rates went up again across the eurozone on Thursday – probably for the last time during this cycle of hikes that has become a familiar story in the single currency bloc, as it has in the UK and US. The European Central Bank (ECB) raised its main deposit rate by a quarter of one per cent to»»»

The process of Bulgaria's integration into the eurozone is progressing well and is moving forward, said European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde at a press conference after the ECB's first monetary policy meeting of the year. The ECB's involvement in this process is limited, as its r»»»

The European Central Bank has said it is taking the next step toward launching a digital version of the euro. The move comes amid a boom in crypto and other digital currencies. The governing council of the European Central Bank (ECB) on Wednesday announced it will move ahead with a pilot project ex»»»

European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde repeated on Friday that the bank is not considering interest rate cuts but hinted that rates may have peaked. “We consider that the key ECB rates have reached levels that, maintained for a sufficiently long sustained duration, will substantial»»»

FRANKFURT, July 22 (Reuters) - Christine Lagarde's attempt to reform the European Central Bank's communication fell short of a revolution on Thursday as she struggled to simplify concepts and make the message more accessible to a broader public, ECB-watchers said. Having spent 18 months poring over»»»

The President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, on Wednesday (29 June) called for initiatives to create a capital markets union for sustainable finance. Speaking during the Brussels Economic Forum, Lagarde expressed her concerns about whether private investors could help mobilise the»»»