The European economy has slogged through quarter after quarter of near-zero growth
Moderate price growth is forecast, and arrears is expected to rise slightly
Policymakers cite need to maintain a level playing field with U.S. banks
Global rate cycle has turned, but central banks to stay cautious
Populism driving polarization, weakening region's governments, institutions
Analysts say the quarter-point cut is unlikely to usher in a swift series of further cuts
European regulators make recommendations for revitalizing capital markets
However, ranks of unemployed women grew in the month
Sean Kenzie of Setanta Asset Management says European outperformance compared to the U.S. has not yet been reflected in prices
Sean Kenzie of Setanta Asset Management says European outperformance compared to the U.S. has not yet been reflected in prices