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Ruling turns page on 6-year legal case against eurozone’s flagship monetary policy programme
Debate intensifies over whether to slow pace of bond-buying as economic outlook brightens
Isabel Schnabel says expected rise above 3% unlikely to cause tightening of monetary policy.
More flexible inflation targeting would improve euro’s monetary policy
It is prudent to stress test the eurozone’s resilience but not if the underlying assumptions are wrong
Policymaker says eurozone can reduce unemployment without fuelling price growth
German automaker’s view reinforces ECB policymakers’ forecasts that sustained inflation is unlikely
Top ranks of the profession are still overwhelmingly dominated by men
Isabel Schnabel and Margarita Delgado say promotion of women is still a problem
Policymakers leave rates on hold and wait for Covid vaccines to aid reopening of economy
Conservative policymakers urge central bank to lay ground for tighter monetary policy
Public consultation by the European Central Bank is one step ahead of counterparts but it may face a more sceptical audience
Central bank says lenders should invest in the models they use to determine the riskiness of assets
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
By comparison, this week’s crypto-mania is almost a side show
Lenders are being assessed on risks arising from extreme weather and the energy transition
ECB’s work on monetary innovation should ensure spending cannot be tracked, consultation shows
Despite Covid, the European Union is in better shape politically than the US or UK
Policymakers at March meeting also pointed out positive effect of US stimulus on growth prospects
Exposure to own countries’ sovereign debt reawakens concern over faultline in Europe’s monetary union
Central bank’s rule change has benefited carbon emitters, campaign group says
ECB president Christine Lagarde plays down likelihood of sustained rise in prices
‘Counterintuitive’ rise comes despite jump in online and contactless payments
Central bank diverges from US and UK peers with effort to support wobbly debt markets
Preliminary results identify ‘a major source of systemic risk’
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