European Central Bank
http://www.ecb.eu/home/html/index.en.htmlThe European Central Bank, also known as the ECB, is the Eurozone’s central bank responsible for monetary policy covering the fifteen member countries of the Eurozone. It is the European counterpart of the United States Federal Reserve. The ECB’s chairman is Jean-Claude Trichet.
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Big economies face surging debt, have time to put house in order, Barclays says
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Europe's recession may be milder than feared, ECB's Schnabel says
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ECB's Costa calls for TARP-style bad debt fund to relieve banks
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ECB may ask banks to withhold dividends for longer
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Stocks, oil slip but Chinese stocks rally a sixth day
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EU lawmakers reject banking watchdog candidate for second time
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Balance of risk now more favourable for euro economy - ECB's Knot
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Euro zone business slump eased in June as lockdowns relaxed
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Fibank completes capital increase, opening Bulgaria's path to euro zone
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EU banks to take on Visa, Mastercard with new payments system
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Euro zone unemployment edges up in May, sharper rise for women, youth
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Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee June 9-10, 2020
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ECB withdraws Malta-based bank's licence
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The Fed's Role in the Economic Recovery
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ECB's communications chief to join Credit Suisse
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ECB's Lane signals policy pause as markets stabilize
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ECB's de Cos says German court ruling on debt buying won't affect policy
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ECB lowers bar for bank mergers in hope of spurring consolidation
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Euro zone's recovery fraught with risks, ECB's Panetta says
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Euro zone factory downturn eased in June as lockdowns loosened
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ECB ready to adapt policy to coronavirus but reforms key to recovery: de Guindos
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Police raid Wirecard HQ as administrator kicks off asset sales
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Pandemic will keep lid on central bank rates, ECB's de Guindos says
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ECB sees slow post-virus recovery, will adjust PEPP aid to situation: Schnabel
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How coronavirus became a market inferno and what was done to douse it
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Anaemic euro zone inflation unexpectedly ticks up
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Italy bank showdown looms in test for European consolidation
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Monte Paschi approves plan to offload over 8 billion euros of bad loans
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Exclusive: Germany missed chances to put Wirecard on watchlist, source says
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German lawmakers conclude ECB has met court requirement on stimulus: draft document
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ECB stimulus plan meets court requirements: German finance minister
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German inflation picks up in June
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Europe slowly emerging from crisis, end not in sight: ECB's Makhlouf
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Bundesbank must decide on ECB bond purchases: top court judge
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Euro zone needs loose monetary policy until inflation goal near, says Villeroy
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Big tobacco, big oil and Buffett join Fed's portfolio
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ECB's German board member pushes back on court challenge
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ECB is better safe than sorry with easy policy, Rehn says
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Euro zone bank lending continues to surge amid crisis, ECB says
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European shares end lower on U.S. virus woes; banks drag
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We're past the worst, but recovery will be uneven, ECB's Lagarde says
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Coronavirus legacy will be weak global inflation: economists
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Global stock markets sink as U.S. virus concerns offset Europe rebound hopes
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Fed balance sheet down again as currency swaps fall further
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Gen II Luxembourg Services SARL Adds Two New Members To Its Board Of Directors
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Central Banks Receive Submissions From L3COS for Regulated Digital Currency Operating System
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Central banks have thrown many tools at coronavirus. What do they have left?
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Hitting back at German court challenge, ECB defends bond buys
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Account of monetary policy meeting of Governing Council of ECB on 3-4 June, 2020
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ECB found 'pragmatic' solution to German legal dispute, Rehn says


