European Central Bank’s annual loss hits record €7.9bn

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Eurozone meltdown as ECB reports near £8bn loss

EXCLUSIVE: The European Central Bank (ECB) has plunged into negative capital after posting a €7.94 billion loss, raising fresh doubts about the eurozone's financial stability.

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The ECB recorded a record loss last year. The main reason was the aggressive monetary policy of recent years. What the loss means for the national central banks – and for the savers.

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The ECB recorded a record loss of 7.9 billion euros last year. The main reason for the low-red figures is the aggressive monetary policy of recent years. WORLD explains what this means for the national central banks – and for the saver.

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European Central Bank’s annual loss hits record €7.9bn

Loss reflects higher interest payments made to national central banks

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Eurozone meltdown as Starmer told to be wary of 'unfolding disaster' after ECB's £8bn loss - New York Times Post

The European Central Bank (ECB) has reported an eyewatering loss of €7.94billion (£6.8billion) for 2024, marking the second consecutive year of heavy financial setbacks for the eurozone. And the revelation should serve as a pointed reminder to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of the risks inherent in forging closer ties with the European Union, a UK-based banking expert has claimed. The losses, comparable to the €7.88billion (£6.52billion) defici…

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European Central Bank reports highest loss in history

Frankfurt (dpa) – The European Central Bank (ECB) reported its second consecutive year of losses, with a deficit of about 7.9 billion euros (8.2 billion dollars) recorded for 2024. This marks the highest loss in the ECB’s more than 25-year history. The eurozone’s central bank does not rule out further years of losses: “Should this be the case, any such losses are expected to be lower than those incurred in 2023 and 2024. Thereafter, the ECB is e…