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A Bloomberg analyst warns that Bitcoin's price may collapse to $10,000 due to 'post-inflation deflation', a phenomenon similar to the 2008 financial crisis, and anticipates a recession.

The euro has risen to a near seven-week high against the dollar due to expectations of a potential interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve, which is scheduled to make a policy decision on December 10.

ECB's Olaf Sleijpen has expressed concerns that the introduction of Eurobonds could result in increased debt levels for member countries.

German inflation has slowed to approximately 2% in October, which supports the European Central Bank's perspective that inflationary pressures are under control.

The European Central Bank has warned Italy that its one-off tax policies may harm investor confidence and create uncertainty, potentially leading to legal disputes.

ECB President Christine Lagarde hinted at a potential upgrade to Eurozone growth forecasts, indicating a more optimistic outlook for the region's economy.

ECB's Pereira warns of potential market correction and crypto threats to financial stability, highlighting short-term risks.

Christine Lagarde of the ECB emphasizes the urgency of advancing the digital euro project following the completion of technical preparations, in light of rising global concerns over stablecoins.

Traders are increasing bets on interest rate hikes by the Bank of England and European Central Bank due to rising oil prices, which has reignited inflation fears.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has raised interest rates for the first time since September 2023, a move considered 'just enough for now' by Slovenian Central Bank Governor Primož Dolenc, in response to the war in Iran.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is poised to lead global monetary tightening with an impending interest-rate hike, potentially impacting euro-zone assets and currencies.

ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel suggests the European Central Bank should raise interest rates in June, regardless of the Middle East conflict resolution.