Frankfurt, Germany
Coverage of Frankfurt, Germany in the Nexus archive.
- 'Better an imperfect digital euro than no digital euro at all'
The article advocates for proceeding with the digital euro despite its imperfections and mentions the European Central Bank's headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.
- Lagarde Says Central-Bank Credibility Is Key in New World Order
Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), emphasized the importance of central-bank credibility amid a shifting global landscape. The ECB maintained interest rates at their current level, citing the need for further evaluation of the Iran war's economic impact.
- ECB Likely to Revise Its Inflation Outlook in June, Lagarde Says
The European Central Bank (ECB) maintained unchanged interest rates, with President Christine Lagarde indicating a potential revision of the inflation outlook in June. Officials cited the need for more time to evaluate the economic impact of the Iran war.
- Modest ECB Rate Hike Would Limit Economic Pain, Stournaras Says
The European Central Bank is set to keep interest rates unchanged due to the economic fallout of the Iran war. A modest rate hike would limit economic pain according to Stournaras. The ECB headquarters is located in Frankfurt, Germany.
- Lagarde Says ECB Torn Between Risk of Acting Too Early, Too Late
The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged due to the Iran war's impact on the economy. ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that the bank is torn between acting too early or too late. The decision was made during a rates decision news conference in Frankfurt, Germany.
- ECB’s Kocher Says Interest-Rate Hold Gives Time to Assess Risks
Martin Kocher, governor of Austria's central bank, stated at the ECB And Its Watchers conference that the European Central Bank will act decisively if energy costs trigger broader inflation but is currently assessing risks from the Iran war. ECB President Christine Lagarde emphasized the bank's readiness to respond swiftly.