As Robert Holzmann prepares to depart from the European Central Bank, he suggests greater transparency in policy decisions.

HSBC Malta is set to be sold to Greece’s CrediaBank, formerly known as Attica Bank, after entering exclusive talks.

The European Central Bank’s most rebellious interest rate-setter has one last suggestion before he departs this month: more ...

HSBC Bank Malta is one step closer to changing hands after its UK-based parent named Greece’s CrediaBank as the preferred ...

The European Union's latest gas roadmap is aiming to eradicate Russian energy from the bloc's energy mix. But in doing so it ...

Stock futures rose early Friday ahead of President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin's meeting in Alaska. After initially playing down the summit as a "feel-out meeting," Trump in recent days ...

The European Central Bank will hold interest rates at 2.00% in September according to a majority of economists polled by ...

Investors are increasingly pricing in a "higher for longer" interest rate environment in the euro zone, with a potential cut ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to wait until December before making what economists believe will be its final interest rate cut in the current cycle, according to a Bloomberg survey. The ...

After leveling off during interest rate hikes, demand for cash in the eurozone is growing strong again, currently at an annual rate of 2.3%, the European ...

Central banks with higher degrees of independence take on more risk in their monetary policy operations, new research from the European Central Bank finds. The paper, released on July 28, looks at ...

Staffers at the European Central Bank (ECB) are reportedly revolting against what they say are "anti-democratic" practices at the Frankfurt-based institution.