Lending interest rates rise as a result of the ECB raising the cost of money. For the first time in 11 years, the European Central Bank raised the cost of money in July. The rise was 0.5%, followed by another increase of 0.75% in September, the highest on record. These decisions are motivated by the rise in inflation, which, in September…;
Content reserved for subscribers
Related posts:
Stock Market Update: CAC 40 Index, European GDP, and PCE Index Trends
Product recall for Culinea Austrian meat dumplings
S&P Global maintains France's AA rating in a positive signal for its debt reduction strategy
WTI oil prices rose more than 2% to $69 as US crude inventories fell more than expected.
Cryptocurrency exchanges allowing trades for Russian clients
Ivory Coast: breeding giant snails, a lucrative activity
Electricity supply: Ski resorts fear extreme cold
PTTEP aims for sales growth of 9 percent in 2024. I TNN knows how to invest. I 14-12-66 - TNN Online