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ECB President Mario Draghi says additional stimulus will be needed “in the absence of any improvement” to the outlook for growth and inflation. Bloomberg's Matt Miller reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak:

Cyclists cross the Cykelslangen, also known as Bicycle Snake Bridge, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2019. For the first time in almost three years, the central bank of Denmark has

Neil Dwane, Allianz Global Investors global strategist, talks about his emerging markets investing strategy and potential impact of a trade war on markets. He appears on "Bloomberg Daybreak:

Neil Dwane, Allianz Global Investors global strategist, says he's still buying the rally in equities. He appears on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas." (Source: Bloomberg)

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the momentary shaking she experienced during a ceremony with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was a result of not drinking enough water.

Berlin plans to freeze rents in response to public outrage over a growing shortage of affordable housing, setting a legal precedent in Germany on an issue that’s increasingly creating political waves

Senator Amy Klobuchar has released a list of priorities she said she’ll act on during her first 100 days if she wins the presidency in 2020, as she looks to break out of a crowded Democratic field

The U.K.’s former ambassador to the European Union blasted the “denial, delusion-mongering and deception” in British politics, which he predicts is leading the country to a damaging no-deal Brexit.

The U.K. government settled a 1.3 billion-pound ($1.6 billion) damages claim brought by an Iranian bank over a trading ban just as a "costly and potentially embarrassing" five-week trial was set to

U.S. President Donald Trump accused the euro area and China of weakening their currencies to gain an economic advantage, calling out the European Central Bank president for pledging monetary stimulus

To fully grasp President Donald Trump’s China strategy, the first step is understanding Robert Lighthizer. No one besides Trump himself has more ownership of the U.S.’s tariff policy toward Beijing

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini vowed to press ahead with so-called mini-bills, small-value notes to repay some of the state’s commercial debts, contradicting his finance minister and

Investors need to think big and long-term on ramifications of a potentially protracted U.S.-China trade war, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

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Finance Minister Giovanni Tria called on international investors to ignore the political noise and be confident that Italy’s populist government will redouble its efforts to avoid censure from

The opposition candidate trying to wrest control of Istanbul in elections this week received critical backing from a prominent Kurdish politician who’s been in prison for the past two and a half

Emmanuel Macron is taking aim at French unemployment benefits, sparking the wrath of the country’s labor unions just as the Yellow Vest protests subside.

Austria won a fight against Germany over a planned motorway toll on cars as the European Union’s Court of Justice said the fee discriminates against foreign vehicle owners and violates EU rights

In a trio of cases this coming term, the justices will hear arguments on whether it’s legal for bosses to discriminate against LGBT employees.

In Central Falls, R.I., a move to stop housing immigration detainees in a local jail sparked a bondholder lawsuit.