By Tom Sims, Francesco Canepa and John O'Donnell FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Banks struggled to process payments on Friday after an ...

U.S. President Donald Trump floated a 25% "reciprocal" tariff on European cars and other goods on Wednesday, sparking renewed worries about a possible trade war ...

There is a key divide in the market. One camp sees the US tariff threats as bluster and a negotiating tactic. Click to read.

The euro zone continued to suffer fallout on Friday from an unprecedented breakdown in the European Central Bank's payments ...

President Trump has ramped up tariff threats this week. There will be another 10% levy imposed on Chinese imports to the US, and 25% tariffs will be imposed on Mexico and Canada on 4th March. He did ...

The ECB has cut rates five times since last June and a sixth move on Thursday is seen as largely a done deal with the debate ...

Officials who help steer the European Central Bank’s oversight arm want it to take a fresh look at how it conducts ...

Cyprus’ banking sector is undergoing significant changes, with recent mergers reshaping the financial landscape. At the same ...

Deutsche Boerse's Clearstream said on Friday services were largely restored but that there was still some residual impact ...

Euro zone consumers lowered their near-term inflation expectations last month but continued to see economic contraction ahead ...

Tariff headlines are taking centre stage again, but markets are struggling to find signals amid the noise. Rates moved little ...

Overall, Nvidia’s failure to satisfy the increasingly-hard-to-satisfy investors weighed on market mood, along with new tariff ...