FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Coercive trade policies fail to resolve financial imbalances and the risk of mutual economic damage is ...

There’s no longer-term advantage to being a bully on global commerce, according to European Central Bank President Christine ...

European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde warned Wednesday that “coercive trade policies” risked harming supply chains ...

Premier Li Qiang and ECB President Christine Lagarde met in Beijing to discuss financial cooperation and global monetary ...

With the latest widely expected cut, ECB president Christine Lagarde said the Eurozone would be in a “good position to ...

Christine Lagarde is about to face scrutiny on her commitment to keep leading the European Central Bank, not least as she ...

Central bank president used a speech in Beijing to stress China and the U.S. must share the burden of closing the massive ...

The European Central Bank cut interest rates as expected on Thursday and kept all options on the table for its next meetings ...

The key interest rate was cut by a quarter point to 2% on Thursday, but the monetary cycle is 'coming to an end,' said ...

May’s Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices, or HICP, a key measure of inflation among members of the bloc, fell to 1.9% on a ...

Christine Lagarde said coercive trade policies cannot fix financial imbalances. She spoke in Beijing and urged policy ...