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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says recent data point to "some moderation" in economic growth in the 19-country eurozone.

The European Central Bank has left its interest rates and stimulus settings unchanged as it sizes up conflicting signs about how well the economy is doing

European Central Bank leaves its key interest rates and stimulus settings unchanged as it weighs mixed signs on economy

The German government expects new U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminum to hit the European Union from next week

Jury deliberations have begun in the federal fraud and conspiracy case against four former executives of the only financial institution to be criminally charged in connection with the federal bank bailout program

U.S. stocks pushed higher Wednesday afternoon and managed a mixed finish after a sharp loss the day before

It was a mixed finish on Wall Street as large-company stocks eked out modest gains but smaller ones ended lower after a wobbly day of trading.

Organizers of this summer's World Cup predict it could boost the Russian the economy by nearly $31 billion and create 220,000 jobs

Organizers of this summer's World Cup predict it could boost the Russian the economy by nearly $31 billion and create 220,000 jobs

Major U.S. stock indexes are lower in midday trading as investors worry that growing costs for critical materials along with rising interest rates will slow down the economy.

US stocks are falling again and other global indexes are also down as investors worry about the combination of rising costs for businesses and higher interest rates

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in Athens and other cities, vowing to challenge austerity measures after the bailout ends in a few months

The German government has trimmed its economic growth forecast this year slightly to 2.3 percent

China says it welcomes a planned visit by U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin to Beijing next week as world's two biggest economies tangle on trade

Asian shares are slipping, mirroring a sell-off on Wall Street on fears about slowing growth and falling company profits

Defense attorneys are continuing to hammer away at prosecutors' claims in the federal fraud and conspiracy trial of four former Wilmington Trust Corporation executives

President Donald Trump says Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will soon travel to China for talks as the two global economic powers deal with trade tensions

U.S. stocks tumble as investors worry that rising costs will slow down growth in company profits

Stocks are falling sharply on Wall Street as big technology and industrial companies take heavy losses.

Steep drops in technology, industrial stocks pull Dow Jones industrial average down 600 points