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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Carige needs bigger cash injection under latest rescue plan: source
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European shares slip for third day, Capgemini-Altran deal buoys tech index
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Euro zone bank profitability may weaken on slowdown: ECB
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Italian banks reject Apollo's rescue plan for Carige
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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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German business sentiment lowest since November 2014: Ifo
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ECB to pacify doves with a cut or easing guidance by end-September: Reuters poll
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New Zealand central bank to hold steady this week but resume easing in third quarter: Reuters poll
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Macron derides Weidmann's 'belated' support for ECB's bond program
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ECB's Draghi repeats dovish monetary policy message to EU leaders
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European central bankers claim oversight over Facebook’s cryptocurrency
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Bundesbank's Weidmann says 'virtual' coins could undermine banks if used widely
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Euro zone business growth stayed weak in June as optimism wanes
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France creates G7 cryptocurrency task force as Facebook's Libra unsettles governments
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Europe's corporate bond market soars on ECB re-entry bets
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European stocks pause after third week of gains
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Oil climbs on Iran tensions, stocks edge back from seven-week highs
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Dollar hits three-month lows on U.S. rate cut bets
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Bank of England chops second-quarter growth view as global and Brexit risks intensify
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Top ECB supervisor unhappy with bankers' cash bonuses
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ECB's last monetary policy decision was taken unanimously: de Guindos
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Worried by trade tensions, ECB considering new stimulus: Rehn
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Markets see long fight ahead as ECB battles low inflation expectations
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Australia's central bank flags rate cut, market bets on July
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Dollar slides, posting biggest two-day drop in a year
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BOJ seen holding fire, Kuroda may offer dovish signal post-Fed
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Bank of England to plow lone furrow with rate hike message
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EU aims to complete top jobs jigsaw puzzle on June 30
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U.S. fund Apollo presents rescue plan for Italy's Carige: sources
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Markets see long fight ahead as ECB battles low inflation expectations
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Draghi may just have tied hands of successor
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German government official: We're striving for agreement on EU top jobs by July 2
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ECB's Weidmann appears to drop opposition to OMT amid race to succeed Draghi
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T. Rowe Price 2019 Midyear Market Outlook: Time To Navigate Crosscurrents, Not Time To Be A Hero
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Tusk pushes against Franco-German tussle over top EU jobs
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German conservative criticizes Draghi's 'alarming' policy comments
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Risks are tilted to downside and ECB will act if they materialize: de Guindos
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Timeline of EU disciplinary procedure over Italy's debt
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Euro zone current account surplus narrows in April
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European stocks tread water, all eyes on Fed
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Commerzbank brings forward ECB rate-cut expectation to July
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Trump pressures Fed's Powell: 'Let's see what he does'
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Japan says G20 summit to debate trade including WTO reform
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U.S. Steel to idle three blast furnaces, hurt by lower prices and soft demand
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Dollar dips with all eyes on the Fed
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Global stocks gain, dollar weakens after Fed signals possible rate cuts


