European Central Bank executive board member Isabel Schnabel may leave her position before her term ends for a role at the International Monetary Fund, Handelsblatt reported today. The newspaper cited government and finance sources. Schnabel’s current term as executive board member is scheduled to »»»

(June 12): The European Central Bank (ECB) is prepared to raise interest rates for a second straight meeting next month if the shock from the war in the Middle East requires it, according to Governing Council member Joachim Nagel. The fallout from the war is proving too strong to ignore, making Thu»»»

From Luxembourg to New Zealand, global house prices have been surging as pandemic stimulus and a shift to work from home added fuel to a multi-year boom driven by historically low interest rates. But whereas authorities from Auckland to Stockholm have shown they can pull monetary and regulatory lev»»»

The European Central Bank could soon expand its anti-pandemic stimulus program to more than a trillion euros, giving it more firepower to keep the virus crisis from sliding into a new financial crisis for the 19 countries that use the euro. Analysts say that the ECB's 25-member governing council co»»»

The G20 has become the premier forum for international economic cooperation since 2008. When it was launched it was a shining moment in global economic cooperation. It was through the G20 that world leaders gathered amid the turmoil that wracked global financial markets; it was through the G20 that»»»

FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Germany — New European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde makes her first monetary policy announcements on Thursday, with observers watching for clues about the bank's future direction and her plans for a major reassessment of its tools and goals.A statement to be issued at»»»

New European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde makes her first monetary policy announcements Thursday, with observers hunting for clues to her leadership style and the bank's response to stuttering eurozone growth. Advertising Read more New European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde m»»»

Frankfurt am Main. New European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde makes her first monetary policy announcements Thursday, with observers hunting for clues to her leadership style and the bank's response to stuttering eurozone growth, AFP reports. A 1:45 pm (1245 GMT) statement is expec»»»

Christine Lagarde gets her first official chance to set interest rates and tinker with monetary policy this week in her new guise as president of the European Central Bank. Given that investors now have to pay the bank for the privilege to deposit funds there — as it stands, at a rate of minus 0.5 »»»

The former IMF head is the first female president of the European Central bank. Will she continue Mario Draghi's ulttra-lose monetary policies or find her own approach to boost weak growth? ... »»»

European Central Bank's incoming president says a global recession is unlikely Christine Lagarde takes the helm of the central bank at a challenging time for Europe’s economy The National Sep 25, 2019 September 25, 2019 SHARE facebook shares SHARE The incoming European Central Bank President Christ»»»

Christine Lagarde owns a room when she walks into it. Whether it is a hall filled with thousands of participants at the opening of the annual International Monetary Fund meetings where she laces her speeches on macroeconomic challenges with Alice in Wonderland references, or a small bilateral room »»»

NNA - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde announced on Tuesday she had submitted her resignation from the global lender, saying she had more clarity about her nomination to be the next head of the European Central Bank. Lagarde said in a statement her resignation was eff»»»

Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde filed a resignation in connection with the appointment of the next head of the European Central Bank, Reuters reported. Lagarde said that her resignation will take effect on September 12, opening the way for the IMF to choose it»»»

Christine Lagarde has said she will step down as managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It comes hours before a vote on her nomination to become head of the European Central Bank (ECB). Ms Lagarde said she would leave the IMF on 12 September. "With greater clarity now on the pr»»»