William Horobin

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank should continue to cut interest rates to reach 2% by the summer as the battle against inflation is practically won, Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said.

(Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Francois Bayrou survived his first no-confidence motion in France's highly fractious parliament on Thursday as the far-right and Socialists abstained in the vote.

The toppling of France’s government last month has shaved 0.3 percentage points off output and deprived the state of much-needed tax revenue to repair the budget, according to new Finance Minister Eric Lombard.

(Bloomberg) -- The European Union has told France its plan for slower deficit reduction next year is still within the bloc's rules, handing Francois

European Union finance chiefs warned against precipitous moves to counter Donald Trump’s threats of tariffs on goods from the bloc after he returns to the White House.

It’s possible that the European Central Bank will lower interest rates at each of its upcoming meetings, according to Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau.

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Die Europäische Zentralbank könnte nach Ansicht von Ratsmitglied Francois Villeroy de Galhau bei jeder ihrer kommenden Sitzungen die Zinsen senken.

French Finance Minister Eric Lombard said he secured support from Brussels for his deficit-reduction path, in a boost for the government as it tries to push through massive spending cuts to repair public finances.

German finance minister Joerg Kukies called for Europe to 'constructively engage' with the new administration, adding that it's not yet clear what steps Mr Trump might take German finance minister Joerg Kukies called for Europe to 'constructively engage' with the new administration, adding that it's not yet clear what steps Mr Trump might take