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ECB Monetary Policy Meeting Conclusion: Insights from Lunaro Financial Services and Elevate Financial Services

As the ECB meeting concluded yesterday, our clients from Lunaro Markets Limited and Elevate Financial Services have shared their reactions. James Wright, Senior Trader, Lunaro Financial Services Limited As expected, the ECB hiked 25bp, taking the deposit rate to 2.50%, its second move of this cycle. The more telling bit came after, when Lagarde said she couldn’t
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ECB in Focus: Experts Assess the September Policy Outlook

The European Central Bank faces one of its more closely watched policy decisions this year as policymakers weigh a renewed rise in headline inflation against signs that underlying price pressures across the eurozone continue to ease. The ECB’s September meeting comes at a particularly delicate moment. Eurozone headline inflation accelerated to 3.3% in August from
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ECB Policy Guidance, US Inflation and Oracle and Adobe Earnings in Focus – Elevate Market Report

  Madhur Kakkar, Founder & CEO, Elevate Financial Services     Key Upcoming Events   Date Event Thursday, 10 September ECB policy decision and President Lagarde press conference Thursday, 10 September US August PPI Thursday, 10 September (after US close) Oracle Q1 earnings Thursday, 10 September (after US close) Adobe Q3 earnings Friday, 11 September […]
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ECB Monetary Policy Announcement- Insights from Saxo Bank

Following the ECB monetary policy announcement, our spokesperson, Hamza Dweik, Head of Trading (MENA), Saxo Bank, has shared his insights.   The ECB’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged was widely expected by markets, but the message from Frankfurt was more important than the decision itself. The Governing Council kept the deposit facility rate at 2.25%, the
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ECB raises eurozone interest rates as Iran war stokes inflation

The European Central Bank recently adjusted its monetary policy in response to escalating global tensions and the resulting impact on energy costs. Previously, officials had hoped that diplomatic negotiations abroad would stabilize fuel markets, allowing them to maintain their previous approach. However, with the ongoing conflict continuing to elevate expenses for both