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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Explainer: What is the fuss about European Central Bank TLTRO loans?
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Euro zone producer prices rise slightly faster than expected in January
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Slowdown to showdown: Five questions for the ECB
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Dollar nudges up on hopes for U.S.-China trade deal
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Euro zone's triple-A bond drought persists after ECB steps away
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Euro zone inflation's rise is a mixed bag for ECB
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Northern Trust Establishes EU Bank in Luxembourg and Celebrates 50 Years in EMEA
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Euro zone February factory growth slammed into reverse: PMI
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German juggernaut may face economic jam as tariffs and Brexit loom
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A day of reckoning for the ECB?
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ECB to delay rate hikes to next year, restart cheap loans soon: Reuters poll
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German inflation unchanged in February, remains below ECB target
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February delivers second straight month of gains for European shares
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That's all folks: European shares to stall for the rest of 2019: Reuters poll
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ECB's Villeroy flags risks from negative rates
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EU needs financial police, money-laundering watchdog: lawmakers
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ECB should look past temporary inflation dips: Weidmann
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Cloud&Heat Technologies Announces US Expansion Following Investment Round
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ECB need not change rate guidance just yet, Weidmann says
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EU tightens rules on big London-based investment firms
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European shares snap three-day winning streak as Beiersdorf, Air France sink
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Euro zone business lending growth slows sharply: ECB
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ECB needs oversight of clearing houses if it is to fund them: Coeure
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Forex traders hope for March relief from volatility doldrums
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ECB determined to push forward its payment system: Mersch
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Incoming EU watchdog chief questions anti-money laundering plans
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Pan-European banks may help fight competition from shadow banking: ECB's De Cos
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ECB's incoming chief economist takes benign view on slowdown
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Latvia broke EU law in removing central bank chief, court rules
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EU weighs new payment rules in challenge to U.S. companies
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Economy Minister Tria says only ECB can use Italy's gold
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Banks losing battle to be no-deal Brexit ready
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ECB to allot 2.0 billion euros at LTRO; 6.0 billion euros at weekly tender: Reuters poll
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Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead
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Dollar crown intact as central banks emulate Fed tightening pause
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Euro zone core inflation edges higher in Jan
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Completion of European banking union should be a priority: De Cos
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NY Fed-FX swaps with foreign central banks total $68 million in latest week
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Euro zone February factory activity declined, overall growth scant: PMI
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FOMC Minutes Released
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Hedge funds hunt for shipping debt in new market push
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ECB to discuss new round of loans to banks soon, Praet says
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Greek central bank head asks government to rein in minister
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Santander's Campa nominated to head EU banking watchdog
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Disorderly Brexit would be shock to European economy: ECB's de Guindos
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Euro zone current account surplus shrinks to two-year low
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France launches debt sale in market supercharged by ECB expectations
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Dollar falls on U.S.-China trade hopes, Swedish crown tumbles
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Euro zone banks in Britain must be ready for Brexit by March
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KBC Group: KBC discloses new ECB capital requirements. KBC's capital remains well above the minimum requirements


