ECB’s Lagarde warns Trump’s trade war could hit global growth, inflation. She indicates that escalating tariffs risk severe economic consequences, while stressing the ECB’s challenge in stabilising inflation amid record-high uncertainty.

Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), has warned that Trump’s trade policies are dragging the world economy toward a major recession. She pointed to escalating trade tensions and unpredictable tariff battles as major risks,

Christine Lagarde (pictured) said it was 'impossible' to guarantee that policymakers would meet a 2% inflation target in the short term.

A trade war unleashed by US President Donald Trump would have far-reaching economic consequences for the initiators too, according to European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde. "If we were to go to a real trade war,

The European Central Bank (ECB) plans to launch the digital euro, with the testing phase set to end by October 2025.

The European Central Bank doesn’t have a role in helping governments finance more defense spending and will stick to its mission of price stability, President Christine Lagarde said.

A full-scale global trade war would hurt the United States in particular and could re-energise Europe's push towards unity, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Friday. The U.S. has imposed a raft of tariffs on friends and foes alike and threatened even more measures,