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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ECB can't fight climate change, must deal with effect: ECB's Coeure
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Euro zone sentiment rebounds more than expected in Nov
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Euro zone business lending rebounds in October after plunge: ECB
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European shares drop as trade jitters return
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ECB's Villeroy urges Germany to use fiscal tools to spur growth
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Wealthy Danes who want to make a deposit will need to pay up
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ECB's duty is to keep value of euro stable: Lagarde
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Further to run for global stocks, but trade salve needed: Reuters poll
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Investors see value in Canada's TSX but smaller gains for 2020: Reuters poll
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Bank of Canada to hold rates through 2020, call on a knife's edge: Reuters poll
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Cannabis sales in EU raise $13 billion for crime gangs
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Municipality Finance’s capital adequacy remains well above the ECB minimum requirements
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Europe must wean itself off global payment card schemes, ECB says
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Nudge up in bond yields shows reduced pessimism on economy: ECB's Lane
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EU should keep its promise of not asking banks for even more capital: ECB
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ECB has made government borrowing 1 percentage point cheaper: Lane
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All ECB targets up for discussion in coming months, Holzmann says
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Italy could use ESM talks to push Italian candidate to head fund: Panetta
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ECB can't be complacent about bubble risks: Weidmann
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Canada housing market bouncing back, but not to boom times: Reuters poll
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Euro zone money market spike driven by French bank contingency tests: traders
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Euro zone business activity gloomy in November, scant hope for improvement
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Euro zone needs to create its own economic growth at home: ECB's Lagarde
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NY Fed-FX swaps with foreign central banks total $48 million in latest week
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EU lawmakers urge probe into Malta's top bank after ECB flags dirty-money risks
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ECB policymakers buried the hatchet at Draghi's farewell meeting
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ECB may lower bar for bank mergers but not green finance
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OECD sees global growth at decade-low, blames governments' indecision
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Swiss National Bank's Maechler says negative interest rates vital
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Exclusive: ECB flags failings in dirty-money screening at Malta's top bank
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Germany's next ECB board member: criticism threatens euro
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ECB not close to reversal rate: de Guindos
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Shadow banks, weak lenders among euro zone's top vulnerabilities: ECB
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ECB's Lane rules out euro zone recession, says recovery in next year or two
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Italy's doValue leads race for Eurobank's loan recovery unit: sources
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Regulators tell derivatives industry to find Libor consensus
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ECB has not reached limits of monetary policy: Lane
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ECB's De Cos says banks' low profitability could spur risk-taking
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Euro zone growth has stabilized, ECB stimulus working as intended: Vasle
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Merkel, Scholz push back against demands for higher public spending
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ECB's Lagarde has pledged to seek dialogue: Stournaras
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Take Five: Fighting fires
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ECB's Visco urges caution on euro zone bailout fund proposals
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Euro zone October inflation confirmed slowing to 0.7%, trade surplus up
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ECB's Lagarde will echo Draghi's stance, but QE won't help growth, economists say: Reuters poll
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In imperial castle, Lagarde told ECB must be more democratic: sources
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Fears of radical policies hurt Spanish stocks, analysts sanguine
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ECB considers putting climate change risks in future bank stress tests
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ECB's Knot: more caution needed on unconventional tools
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ECB rates close to bottoming out, hike would be a mistake: Villeroy


