The euro/USD pair fell to its lowest level since February 14, down 0.2% on the day.

The European Central Bank reiterated its plan to start reducing the portfolio of its emergency anti-epidemic bond purchase program (PEPP) in the second half of the year.

The ECB will regularly review the contribution of its targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTROs) to the policy stance.

ECB: Domestic price pressures keep services inflation high.

ECB: Tight financing conditions are putting pressure on demand.

The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged, and the US dollar index DXY rose more than 10 points in the short term and is now at 105.31.

ECB: No specific interest rate path is set in advance.

ECB: Core inflation measures ease.

ECB: The Committee will continue to take a data-dependent and meeting-by-meeting approach to determine the appropriate level and duration of restrictive interest rates.

ECB: Inflation continued to decline, mainly driven by a decline in food and commodity price inflation.

ECB: Most core inflation indicators are slowing down and wage growth is also gradually slowing down.

The euro/USD pair began to fall, falling 14 points in the short term and is now trading at 1.0721.

ECB: Asset purchase program reduced at a predictable pace.

The ECB deposit facility rate in the euro area is 4% as of April 11, in line with expectations of 4.00% and the previous value of 4.00%.

The EU carbon price index rose 5.9% to 66.60 euros per ton.

The water level of the Tobol River in Kurgan, Russia, could reach 9-11 meters or even higher, RIA Novosti quoted the governor of the Kurgan region as saying.