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European Stocks Extend Losses after the ECB Cut Interest Rates

Summary by Sada El Balad
European stocks continued to post losses on Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) cut borrowing rates as expected
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European Stocks Extend Losses after the ECB Cut Interest Rates

European stocks continued to post losses on Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) cut borrowing rates as expected

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3yonnewsi3yonnewsi

European stocks decline after the European Central Bank cut interest rates.

Live: European stock indices closed lower at the end of trading...

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morningstar.co.ukmorningstar.co.uk

European Markets Dip as ECB Cuts Rates

Market weakness sustained by the trade war and tensions between Trump and Powell.

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watson.ch/watson.ch/

European Central Bank cuts interest rates again

The European Central Bank (ECB) reduces the key deposit rate for banks and savers by 0.25 percentage points to 2.25%.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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L'OpinionL'Opinion

EDF and ECB: two central banks under pressure

The first is in conflict with the White House while the second tries to respond to multiple shocks

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L'Opinion broke the news in on Thursday, April 17, 2025.
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