Stefano Rebaudo

1 week ago | zawya.com | Stefano Rebaudo

Euro zone government bond yields rose on Thursday after falling the day before, with investors expecting the European Central Bank to cut rates by 25 basis points later in the session while focusing on possible clues about the rate path. Markets will want to see if the ECB maintains a reference to rates being restrictive, as such a phrase would signal that more policy easing remains the baseline. They will also be looking for any updates on the impact of trade barriers.

1 week ago | marketscreener.com | Yoruk Bahceli |Stefano Rebaudo |Dhara Ranasinghe

LONDON (Reuters) -The European Central Bank meets on Thursday with all focus on what the tariff chaos means for how much further policymakers will need to cut rates. U.S. President Donald Trump first announced reciprocal tariffs around the world, including 20% on the European Union earlier in April before suddenly dialling back those duties last week for a 90-day period, whipsawing financial markets.

1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Stefano Rebaudo

Euro area government bond yields rose on Monday, after falling on Friday, as possible exclusion for Chinese electronics from steep US import tariffs eased fear about the adverse impact of US trade action on the global economy. The US exempted smartphones and computers from what it called "reciprocal" tariffs, providing a potential reprieve for major technology firms. However, US president Donald Trump said levies would be likely at some point.

1 week ago | wmbdradio.com | Yadarisa Shabong |Stefano Rebaudo |Alun John

By Yadarisa Shabong, Stefano Rebaudo and Alun John(Reuters) – The euro has emerged as a surprise winner of the recent tariff-induced market turmoil, confounding the earlier consensus by surging to a three-year high against the dollar as Europe proves a relatively safe bet amid the global chaos. Driving the currency’s move is global investors’ growing nervousness about owning U.S. assets, causing them to sell and move money back home. In Europe, the flows are boosting the euro.

1 week ago | whbl.com | Yadarisa Shabong |Stefano Rebaudo |Alun John

By Yadarisa Shabong, Stefano Rebaudo and Alun John(Reuters) – The euro has emerged as a surprise winner of the recent tariff-induced market turmoil, confounding the earlier consensus by surging to a three-year high against the dollar as Europe proves a relatively safe bet amid the global chaos. Driving the currency’s move is global investors’ growing nervousness about owning U.S. assets, causing them to sell and move money back home. In Europe, the flows are boosting the euro.