European Central Bank

• European Central Bank hikes rates 50 basis points despite banking turmoil

  The European Central Bank forged ahead with a half-percentage-point increase to its benchmark interest rate on Thursday amid global banking uncertainty.

  Economy

  Mar 16
  
• European Central Bank hikes interest rates 75 basis points, signals more to come

  The European Central Bank mirrored the Bank of Canada on Thursday with a 75-basis-point interest rate hike as inflation persists globally.

  Economy

  Sep 8, 2022
  
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• Inflation woes push Europe’s central bank to 1st interest rate hike in 11 years

  The European Central Bank hiked interest rates by half a percentage point, 25 basis points more than expected, as it signals inflation needs to be stifled.

  Economy

  Jul 21, 2022
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• How far will European Central Bank go in providing stimulus?

  How far will Mario Draghi and the European Central Bank go to boost inflation and a shaky economy?

  Economy

  Mar 10, 2016
• Here’s a look at what Greece had to agree to for a new bailout deal

  Here's a glimpse at some of the conditions Greece has to implement in order to save itself from itself.

  Money

  Jul 13, 2015
• Hey, Greece. Most Canadians say you’re to blame for your crisis.

  A new poll released by Angus Reid on Monday found 63 per cent of Canadians have pointed the finger at Greece and its overspending for the current crisis and the billions of dollars in debt it owes.

  Canada

  Jul 13, 2015
• How the Greek financial crisis could affect Canadians

  The Greek economy, long rife with corruption and overloaded with debt, is in shambles — again. From your stocks to your trip to the grocery store, here's how the Greek economic crisis may affect you.

  Canada

  Jun 29, 2015
• TSX down almost 300 points, retreat fuelled by Greek debt crisis

  The Toronto Stock Exchange tumbled almost 300 points Monday, joining a global retreat on equity markets sparked by the Greek debt crises and fears over its possible effects on the euro and the world economy.

  Money

  Jun 29, 2015
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• Greece orders banks to remain closed Monday to avert financial collapse

  Greece's five-year financial crisis took its most dramatic turn to date Sunday, with the prime minister announcing Greek banks would remain shut indefinitely and restrictions would be imposed on cash withdrawals.

  World

  Jun 28, 2015
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• Greek debt talks go into weekend as default deadline looms

  The bitter standoff between Greece and its international creditors was extended into the weekend, just days before Athens has to meet a crucial debt deadline which could decide whether it goes bankrupt and gets kicked out of the euro currency club.

  World

  Jun 25, 2015