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European shares stall on GDP but soon resume climb
by FP Staff
May 16, 2013

-year high on Tuesday, paused in the wake of the GDP before resuming its climb. The index was later up 0.4 percent on the day.ECB president Mario Draghi has #facebook # United States # Economy # China # Russia # markets # Italy # United Kingdom # Mexico # opinion # lifestyle
European shares climb, U.S. stocks seen mixed
by FP Staff
May 16, 2013

but not by enough to take the euro zone out of recession.European Central Bank president Mario Draghi has said he will cut rates again if the growth outlook #United States # Economy # India # Japan # Brazil # France # Arabic # Russia
China trade data pushes world stocks to 5-year highs
by FP Staff
May 09, 2013

stimulus drive, European Central Bank head Mario Draghi reiterated earlier this week that the bank would cut rates again if needed, and Australia's rates hit #
China, German data push shares to 5-year highs
by FP Staff
May 09, 2013

that they remain firmly in support mode.While the Bank of Japan pursues an unprecedented stimulus drive, European Central Bank head Mario Draghi reiterated earlier #
Oil below $105 as Middle East risk premium fades
by FP Staff
May 08, 2013

Bank president Mario Draghi said that the ECB would cut rates again if needed, including pushing its key deposit rate into negative territory #
World stocks climb higher as investors chase performance
by FP Staff
May 08, 2013

on Tuesday and suggested it may ease further. The move came after the head of the ECB, Mario Draghi, on Monday reiterated the bank's readiness to trim rates #
World shares near 5-year high as data, central banks support
by FP Staff
May 08, 2013

.75 percent on Tuesday and suggested it may ease further. The move came after the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, on Monday reiterated the ECB #
World shares hit five-year high after US jobs data on growth optimism
May 07, 2013

base, everyone is fairly optimistic that things are going to improve and if they don't, you've got the added backdrop from (ECB President Mario) Draghi #
World shares stall as U.S jobs report looms, dollar dips
by FP Staff
May 04, 2013

for the sell-off was a statement from ECB President Mario Draghi that the bank could cope with the consequences of cutting its deposit rate below the current #facebook # United States # India # China # Business # Japan # France # United Kingdom # Latin America # opinion
U.S. dollar, stocks rally on strong U.S. jobs data
by FP Staff
May 04, 2013

in two weeks, while the euro rebounded a day after President Mario Draghi of the European Central Bank said it was technically ready for negative deposit #facebook # China # Business # Japan # Brazil # Arabic # Russia # Entertainment # european # lifestyle

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