Lizzy Burden

16 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Mark Schroers |Guy Johnson |Lizzy Burden

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank should take a break from lowering interest rates to give officials a chance to assess recent shocks, particularly from trade, according to Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras. “Now the best thing is wait and see,” the Greek central-bank chief told Bloomberg Television. “It’s nearly done but with such uncertainty worldwide you can never say it’s done.”WATCH: “The best thing is wait and see,” Stournaras says.

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Joe Mayes |Lizzy Burden |Leonard Kehnscherper

Rachel Reeves signs the Mansion House Accord in the City of London, on May 13. (Bloomberg) -- Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she didn’t rule out mandating pension funds to allocate money to UK assets, as the government seeks to channel more investment into the domestic economy. “I’m never going to say never,” Reeves said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Tuesday, when asked if she was considering forcing funds to invest in British companies and infrastructure projects.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Joe Mayes |Lizzy Burden

Now'No distinction between terrorists and government sponsors of terrorists', says India's High CommissionerShilpak Ambule , India’s High Commissioner to Singapore, outlines India’s firm anti-terrorism stance, stating there will be no distinction between …4 hours agoWhy a 3.5 Inch Difference in Rail Width Is a $27 Billion Problem for NATOThe Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have better rail connections to Russia than the rest of Europe.

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Claudia Cohen |Lizzy Burden

BNP Paribas SA Chief Financial Officer Lars Machenil said the companies he works with haven’t been racing to tap credit lines, indicating that the risk of a cash crunch for the economy is remote. If corporate clients “all of a sudden come rushing in with liquidity demands,” that would be a worrisome development, Machenil said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Thursday.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Claudia Cohen |Lizzy Burden

A BNP Paribas SA bank branch in Paris. (Bloomberg) -- BNP Paribas SA Chief Financial Officer Lars Machenil said the companies he works with haven’t been racing to tap credit lines, indicating that the risk of a cash crunch for the economy is remote. If corporate clients “all of a sudden come rushing in with liquidity demands,” that would be a worrisome development, Machenil said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Thursday.