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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Take Five: Take it easy, central banks - World markets themes for the week ahead
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Irish central bank's Lane appointed to ECB executive board
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Firms need to step up no-deal Brexit plans: ECB's Draghi
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Euro zone business growth worse than expected in March: PMI
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As worries about populism in Europe rise, investors bet on stock market volatility
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Spain's Bankia sticks to 1.3 billion euro profit target for 2020
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Bank of England keeps rates on hold as businesses brace for no-deal Brexit
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Norway hikes rates, in rare example of monetary tightening
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ECB attacks EU goverments for denying it oversight of euro clearing
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ECB's Enria says merged banking giant must have extra capital, be 'resolvable'
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Dollar recovers from Fed blow; Brexit woes hound pound
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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Instant View: Steady Fed sees no more hikes in 2019
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Greece to submit foreclosure bill on Friday with or without lenders' approval
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Spanish economy bucks euro slowdown on domestic demand, central bank says
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Italy to renew bad loan scheme with higher rating threshold: draft bill
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Swiss National Bank unites economists in expecting rate freeze: Reuters Poll
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Auto rally powers European stocks to near six-month peak
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Merkel hopes euro zone inflation hits target so ECB can hike rates
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De Guindos toes ECB's line with cautious message on economy
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Deutsche merger move takes European stocks rally to fourth day
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Valid or voodoo? Monetary theory may appeal in Europe's 'age of rage'
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Global stocks rise, dollar slips as traders price in accommodative Fed stance
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Fed to raise interest rates once more in third quarter, then done: Reuters poll
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Take Five: Shall we try again? World markets themes for the week ahead
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Central banks stuck in holding pattern
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American Airlines (AAL) PT Lowered to $43 at Imperial Capital
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Euro zone inflation confirmed at 1.5 percent year-on-year in February
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Equity funds see biggest weekly inflows in a year: BAML
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ECB must rethink policy framework after failing to lift inflation: Rehn
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ECB rate-hike prospects before next downturn are fading: Reuters poll
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BBVA honorary chair Gonzalez quits to limit spy probe impact ahead of AGM
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EU officials see money-laundering risks from high share of foreign deposits
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EU Parliament confirms Lane's ECB appointment despite backlash on gender
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Italy's recession is self-inflicted: ECB's Angeloni
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Exclusive: ECB will tailor new loans to reduce demand, sources say
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ING publishes proxy materials for 2019 AGM
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ING publishes proxy materials for 2019 AGM
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ING publishes proxy materials for 2019 AGM
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EU court shields ECB from disclosing key document in Greek crisis
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BOJ can be flexible in meeting its price goal: Japan finmin Aso
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Euro zone budget to support reforms, investment with grants and loans
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ING nominates Mike Rees and Herna Verhagen as members of the Supervisory Board
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ING nominates Mike Rees and Herna Verhagen as members of the Supervisory Board
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ECB to take over supervision of Latvian bank that accused central bank head
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Foreign deposits fall in euro zone banks after money-laundering scandals
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ING nominates Mike Rees and Herna Verhagen as members of the Supervisory Board
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Auto woes drive dip in German industrial output as Brexit nears


