Interview with Ouest-France
ECB President explains rate hike to curb inflation driven by energy shocks, warns of growth risks, and rejects debt cancellation proposals during interview.
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Europe seen from Normandy
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The choice facing Europeans
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Listening to households: expectations, behaviour and monetary policy
The European Central Bank highlights how household expectations shape economic decisions and monetary policy transmission, emphasizing the role of direct survey data in understanding inflation perceptions and behavior.
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Piero Cipollone: From vision to delivery: building Europe’s tokenised financial market
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Piero Cipollone: Interview with ilsussidiario.net
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ECB Consumer Expectations Survey results – July 2026
The European Central Bank’s July 2026 Consumer Expectations Survey shows a slight decline in inflation expectations across short and medium terms, with persistent uncertainty and income disparities in perceptions.
Christine Lagarde: Panel remarks about the European economy during a discussion on the global economic outlook at the World Economic Forum
The European Central Bank warns that Europe’s post-war growth model—built on trade openness, mid-tech manufacturing, and a stable global order—is weakening due to rising trade restrictions, energy costs, and...
Cash remains most widely accepted payment method in euro area
A European Central Bank survey shows cash remains the most widely accepted payment method in the euro area, with 92% of companies accepting it in 2026, up from 90% in 2024.
ECB publishes consolidated banking data for end-March 2026
The European Central Bank has released consolidated banking data for the EU banking sector as of March 2026, covering 335 groups and 2,284 institutions, representing nearly 100% of the sector’s balance sheet.
Digital euro app to incorporate highest accessibility standards
The European Central Bank has announced that the digital euro app will integrate advanced accessibility features, ensuring inclusive access for all users regardless of ability or digital literacy.
ECB wage tracker at 2.7% in Q1 2027, indicating stable negotiated wage pressures
The ECB’s wage tracker shows negotiated wage growth stabilizing at 2.7% in Q1 2027, with limited impact from one-off payments, based on active collective bargaining agreements.
Decisions taken by the Governing Council of the ECB (in addition to decisions setting interest rates)
The European Central Bank announced decisions on euro adoption assessments, collateral frameworks, liquidity operations, and banking supervision in June and July 2026.
ECB to extend use of climate factors in Eurosystem collateral framework to non-financial corporate credit claims
The European Central Bank will extend climate risk adjustments to corporate credit claims used as collateral, capping additional haircuts at 5% to manage transition-related financial uncertainties.