The ECB stuck to its 50 basis point hike despite financial stability concerns. Tightening credit could hit the real economy earlier, and harder, than expected.

President Lagarde tries to deliver another hawkish shock, but markets sense we are near the end of the hiking cycle for the ECB.

If the ECB matches its hawkish rhetoric with policy action, concerns about the bloc's periphery may return, adding to concerns for investors next year.

The European Central Bank's 75 basis point hike in October may be its last jumbo move as the threat of recession looms large over the euro area.

Fidelity International's Chief Investment Officer Andrew McCaffery speaks to Richard Edgar about the recent market turmoil.

While guidance remains hawkish on further interest rate hikes into 2023, implementing such a path will be hard in practice.

Chart Room: Interest rates won’t fix the euro’s problems this time

The ECB finally raises interest rates

The European Central Bank lays out its tightening path.

The ECB’s accelerated reduction in asset purchases came as a surprise. There may be more changes to come.

Central bankers seeking to deploy rate hikes against inflation risk collateral damage as tighter policy threatens already swollen debt servicing costs.

Hawkish pivot gives the Governing Council more policy flexibility.

Despite taking no action at the October meeting, the European Central Bank (ECB) laid the groundwork for further easing at its next meeting in December.

ECB leaves rates unchanged at Draghi's final meeting.