A political storm that erupted when José Luis Escrivá became Bank of Spain chief last September is still raging a year later ...

The euro zone economy has remained resilient to the pervasive uncertainty caused by a global trade war, a slew of data showed on Friday, even as European Central Bank policymakers appeared to temper ...

ECB’s Rehn Suggests Rate Cut at Next Meeting if Inflation Set to Fall Below Target At 2.4%, eurozone inflation is above the central bank’s 2% target, but is expected to ease over the coming months ...

European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said a December interest-rate cut is likely and further reductions are possible, but officials should remain cautious and move step by step.

The European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn sees conditions emerging that will allow several reductions in borrowing costs this year, with the first such move due “near summer.” ...

Finnish central bank Governor Olli Rehn plans to take a leave of absence to run in a presidential election due next year, he said on Wednesday, leaving his deputy to run the bank.

In an interview over dinner at the European Commission's headquarters before he steps down on Monday, EU economics commissioner Olli Rehn described three moments he saw as the most dangerous of ...

Rehn, at least at this time, might be more important than Ben Bernanke, and he's delusional. This can not end well. Olli, now is not a time to be pollyannaish. You need to be proactive, and not ...

Olli Rehn is the European Commissioner for economics. Olli has spent much of his time in recent years telling everyone that Europe’s austerity policies were working and the Eurozone economy was ...

Rehn dismissed talk that European officials were weighing a backup plan in the event the austerity package is defeated. "To those who speculate about other options, let me say this clearly: there ...

Maybe, says European economic and monetary affairs commissioner Olli Rehn, although progress toward that end is going to be typically European — slow, fitful, incremental.