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Lagarde or the end of sacrilege
After sticking to its half-a-point interest rate hike, the ECB has left further rises up in the air in case the banking turmoil persists or deepens. This is exactly the message that the markets needed
Credit Suisse shares soar after central bank aid announced
Credit Suisse said Thursday that it would exercise an option to borrow up to 50 billion francs ($53.7 billion) from the Swiss National Bank
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Markets wait for ECB chief Lagarde to appease financial panic in the euro zone
Following the Credit Suisse crisis, analysts are divided on whether the central bank will follow through on plans to raise rates by 0.5 points or reduce it to 0.25
A team for Europe that does not excite
The back-room method of choosing the candidates for the top European Union jobs has produced a list of names that prompt little enthusiasm, but could still produce some surprises
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