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Fed likely to cut rates before ECB blinks, former BOE member says

The Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates before the European Central Bank does, a former member of the Bank of England said.

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ECB seen holding one last time before June cut

The central bank is expected to cut interest rates in June, but a rise in workers’ salaries could impact the pace and rate of cuts.

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Europe faces competitiveness crisis as US widens productivity gap

Europe faces competitiveness crisis as US widens productivity gap
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Europe faces competitiveness crisis as US widens productivity gap

London/Frankfurt: The US has widened its productivity lead over Europe, sparking fears in the EU that it faces a “competitiveness crisis” as policymakers call for greater public and.

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Who will cut interest rates first: the Fed or the ECB?

Expectations for reductions have significantly cooled, but capital markets project the European Central Bank to act first and more aggressively throughout the year

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