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Hungarian law enforcement takes former central bank governor into custody following his 12-year term steering national monetary policy.
Persistent inflation fears linked to Middle East conflict push household economic confidence near historic lows ahead of Federal Reserve rate decisions.
Tehran warns Washington against military action as geopolitical frictions threaten energy routes and regional stability.
Consumer prices match expectations as rising operational expenses keep headline figures above the central bank's official 2% target.
Widening bond spreads and budget gridlock in Paris challenge the currency bloc's financial stability.
Monetary authorities pivot toward easing as headline price pressures moderate, ending a three-quarter standstill.
Judicial custody of former monetary policymaker signals escalating investigation into state financial management.
Central bank tightens monetary policy to tame imported inflation driven by rising crude oil prices and sovereign bond yields.
Multilateral lender cautions policymakers that direct foreign exchange purchases deliver narrow, temporary stabilization benefits.
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Central banking leadership urges tailored monetary easing to bolster commercial enterprise and spur activity.
Central bank projections show continued economic strength even as geopolitical tensions in West Asia threaten global stability.
Global monetary authorities evaluate comments delivered by the US Federal Reserve leader.
The European Central Bank prepares for subsequent steps in exploring a central bank digital currency.
Major indexes fall as policymakers signal borrowing costs could climb further to tackle inflation.
Policymakers maintain borrowing costs as volatile energy markets complicate the inflation outlook across the euro area.
The People's Bank of China considers shifting toward a short-term benchmark to steer borrowing costs.