25/05/2026
I sat down with Fabio Fazio on Che Tempo Che Fa for a wide-ranging discussion on Europe and the economy.
Grazie mille, Fabio, for a great conversation!
We are the central bank for the euro, Europe’s single currency. We work to keep prices stable and banks safe.
25/05/2026
I sat down with Fabio Fazio on Che Tempo Che Fa for a wide-ranging discussion on Europe and the economy.
Grazie mille, Fabio, for a great conversation!
Inspired by real events 🍿😱
22/05/2026
👀 Earlier today we asked our community to guess where we are, giving them the clue below:
This city’s historic centre is surrounded by walls fortified by 11 bastions, built by the Venetians in the 16th century.
🇨🇾 We’re in Nicosia, Cyprus! Did you guess correctly? 😉
🇪🇺 ECB President Christine Lagarde and Executive Board member Piero Cipollone are in Nicosia for the informal meeting of EU economic and financial affairs ministers.
Today is International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Together we can shape a better future where everyone receives fair and equal treatment.
At the ECB we are raising the pride flag to stand with the LGBT+ community and reaffirm our commitment to diversity and inclusion in Europe and across the world.
10/05/2026
🇪🇺🇮🇳 I met Reserve Bank of India Governor Malhotra in Basel to sign a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of central banking.
Looking forward to continued good cooperation.
Are companies replacing us with AI?
What does the future world of work look like?
And what can you do if you’re not a “tech person”?
Get the answers in our recent episode of Euro Matters.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙️
Last week we brought Girls’ Day to the ECB with our Girls’ IT Bootcamp 💻
Over two days, girls from across Europe met IT experts and took part in hands on workshops – they even brought LEGO robots to life!
They also discovered more about the ECB through visits to our main building, Visitor Centre and Banknotes Lab.
A big well done to everyone who took part — the future of tech is looking bright 🚀
Today, the Governing Council decided to keep interest rates unchanged.
There will soon be plenty of data to make certain that, from the good position we are in, we make the right decision to bring inflation to 2% in the medium term.
30/04/2026
Today we kept our key interest rates unchanged.
The war in the Middle East is weighing on the economy. Inflation has gone up, and we expect it to stay higher for a while. This is mainly because energy has become much more expensive.
Up to now, the prices of food, goods and services have not risen much. We will keep a close eye on how higher energy costs spread to other prices.
Overall, we are well positioned to cope with the uncertainty created by the war.
🤔 Want to learn more about our decisions? Check the link in the comments!
30/04/2026
We kept our key interest rates at their current levels.
Our Governing Council is meeting today in Frankfurt.
Join us live for the press conference at 14:45 CET where President Christine Lagarde explains the monetary policy decisions.
For more details check out the 🔗 below!