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ECB's rate cut to 3.4% aims to stimulate the economy as inflation slows.

Tracker mortgage holders benefit while savers face reduced interest rates.

The ECB is likely to cut rates, indicating a trend of synchronized easing among major economies.

Eurozone business activity grows at fastest rate in a year, inflation cools before expected ECB interest rate cuts.

The ECB plans to cut interest rates to stimulate the European economy struggling post-pandemic and post-war.

The ECB has lowered interest rates, signaling a response to falling inflation and challenging economic growth in the eurozone.

Euro area inflation is declining, allowing the ECB to lower rates, which may support future economic growth.

England cricket is lagging behind Australia in fitness and performance, prompting a thorough review by Clare Connor.

Surrey aims for a fourth consecutive County Championship title starting with a game against Essex, a feat not achieved since 1958.

The England and Wales Cricket Board announced the eight counties for professional women's teams by 2025, aiming to increase players by 80% by 2029.

The Hundred's financial projections have been heavily criticized and deemed unrealistic by Lalit Modi, raising concerns over the league's viability.

Middlesex CEO criticizes new ECB diversity rules, suggesting they may lead to tokenism rather than genuine inclusion.

The ECB's bidding process for franchises raises concerns over strategic decision-making in cricket.

Eurozone inflation has risen to its highest level since July, primarily driven by higher services costs.

ECB cut looking likely due to eurozone economic stagnation; Lagarde's remarks reinforce confidence in returning to inflation target.

Eurozone economic growth at 0.4% reduces expectations of immediate aggressive ECB rate cuts, while indicating cautious optimism about consumption.

The ECB's recent policy statement reflects a continued cautious and data-driven approach, showing little sign of a hawkish shift.

Eurozone inflation displays volatility, with a slight increase year-on-year but a decline month-on-month, causing minimal market reaction.

ECB staff facing mental health crisis due to high workload and historical inflation levels.

The eurozone's economic landscape is shifting, with southern nations expected to outperform northern giants in growth.

Eurozone CPI has dipped to 1.8%, prompting discussions of potential rate cuts by the ECB.

The euro is under pressure due to anticipated easing measures from the European Central Bank.

The ECB is expected to deliver a 25bp cut at the June meeting, part of the normalization process following significant disinflationary progress.

The euro strengthened against the US dollar due to improved economic conditions in the Eurozone but may face pressure if the ECB cuts rates more aggressively than the Federal Reserve.

Euro trades sideways against the dollar, influenced by business climate, Fed rate expectations, and ECB monetary easing anticipation.