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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Shareholders of former Latvian bank Trasta suffer setback at ECJ
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Germany's Schaeuble calls on Lagarde to respect ECB's 'limited mandate'
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Brexit 'hubs' face EU markets watchdog checks in 2020
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ECB governor accused of bribery in Latvia corruption trial
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Czech rates likely to stay on hold throughout 2020, next move uncertain: Reuters poll
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ECB denies report it is pressing Deutsche Bank's CEO to split role
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Euro zone factories stuck in a slump as trade war still biting
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Trade optimism propels European shares to near two-year highs
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Stocks gain on trade hopes, risk appetite lifts dollar
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Dollar gains as investors book profits on short positions
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Big central banks move to wait-and-see mode
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Global shares, crude prices rise on U.S., China data
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Global funds prefer stocks on policy easing, bond rally: Reuters poll
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Bank of Spain warns of litigation risks in credit card business
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New ECB boss Lagarde to keep Draghi's top aides: sources
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Materialise Reports Third Quarter 2019 Results
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ECB's Visco says monetary policy to remain accommodative
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Euro zone third-quarter growth unexpectedly steady, inflation slows on cheaper energy
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ECB must dispel impression of arrogance: Lautenschlaeger
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German sees higher tax revenues this year despite slowing economy
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France outshines Germany as euro zone economic gloom deepens
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Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2019 Results
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Euro zone economic sentiment worsens as gloom spreads to services
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Lagarde: Germany could invest more to drive growth
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French growth beats expectations in third quarter after Macron splashes out
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SNB's Schlegel sees scope to cut negative rates further
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EU should revise fiscal rules to free up spending on climate: advisers
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Don't overburden ECB with climate goals: Weidmann
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OP Financial Group’s Interim Report for 1 January–30 September 2019: Earnings before tax EUR 706 million – income increased by three percent and expenses decreased by one percent
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Draghi leaves Lagarde to heal rift at European Central Bank
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Bank of Canada seen on hold, inviting 'hot-money' flows
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Ferrari N.V.: periodic report on the buyback program
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Ferrari N.V.: periodic report on the buyback program
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Slovenia lawmakers veto planned law on bank bail-in repayments
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ECB policy losing some potency, needs fiscal help: Draghi
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Italy's Salvini triumphs in Umbria as government alliance slumps
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Lagarde will take ECB out of ivory tower: De Guindos in El Pais
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Exclusive: Qatar pushes for Deutsche Bank chairman to go - sources
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Exclusive: Qatar pushes for Deutsche Bank chairman to go - sources
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ECB to restart bond buys Oct 30, stop around Christmas
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C$ pads weekly gain as investors see BoC as odd man out
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Lagarde wants to end ECB infighting, Spiegel reports
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EU readies stricter rules against money laundering: document
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Latest ECB decision was well-timed: Vasiliauskas
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ECB needs discussion on new policy framework over coming quarters: Müller
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Weak euro zone economy justifies ECB's latest stimulus: Wunsch
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Euro zone inflation, growth projections cut in key ECB survey
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German consumer morale dips to lowest in three years, GfK survey shows
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SATO Corporation's Interim report 1 Jan–30 Sep 2019: Over 1,000 rental apartments under construction
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Deeper global slowdown still more likely despite round of rate cuts: Reuters poll


