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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Italy sticks to 2019 budget goals, for now, ahead of cost review
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Euro slips as Draghi notes slowing growth
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World stock markets rise on politics and holiday retail hopes
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Rising bond yields could hit Italian economy: ECB's Nouy
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Breakthrough or breakdown: G20 sets trade war turning point
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Take Five: Trade to tech wrecks - World markets themes for the week ahead
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Euro zone business activity in the slow lane as exports brake
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EU steps up preparations for euro clearing in 'no deal' Brexit
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Greek central bank sets out plan to reduce banks' bad loan burden
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ECB policymakers united behind stimulus exit plan in Oct: minutes
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OVARO KIINTEISTÖSIJOITUS OYJ INTERIM REPORT 1 JANUARY–30 SEPTEMBER 2018
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Euro holds gains on trade deal hopes; dollar weak
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EU Commission clears Greek budget, says needs to accelerate reforms
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ECB's new chief supervisor pick clears key confirmation hurdle
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ECB must clean up banks or see union collapse: incoming top watchdog
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Dearth of Italian bond deals flashes long-term debt danger
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ECB will take years to bring policy back to normal: Weidmann
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Italy's bond yields rise as budget tensions weigh
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ECB steps up checks of banks at high risk of laundering money
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Austria shifts central bank supervision tasks to market authority
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No immediate financing threat to Italy but could be longer term issue: ECB's Nowotny
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Euro zone budget would not eliminate need to respect EU fiscal rules: Centeno
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Markets no longer fully price in an ECB rate hike in 2019
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LSE moves bond trading from London to Italy ahead of Brexit
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Twenty-five banks 'well advanced' in talks for post-Brexit EU license: ECB
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German finance minister: We want to decide on progress in banking union in December
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ECB can adapt policy normalization after bond buys end: Villeroy
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ECB policy should revert to pre-crisis times: Weidmann
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Brexit front and middle in light week for data
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Euro zone inflation confirmed at six-year high in October
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ECB can change rate path if inflation slows: Draghi
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New round of ECB loans depends on state of money market: Bundesbank
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Hungarian central bank to hold rates on Tuesday: Reuters poll
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Digital central bank money is for the distant future: Coeure
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After weak third quarter, Germany will not hit 2018 growth forecast: economists
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Italy government looking to avoid EU sanctions on budget
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EU watchdog says shortcomings in bank stress test need fixing
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Best way to lift budget gloom on Italian bonds may be snap poll
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EU states still divided over money laundering reform: sources
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Factbox: Timeline and sanctions if EU starts disciplinary budget steps against Italy
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ECB: no automatic link between bank test results and capital needs
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Euro zone slowdown not big enough to alter ECB policy: Knot
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Defiant Italy sets stage for budget showdown with EU
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ECB will take a long time to normalize policy: Weidmann
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ECB bond-buying finale on track as growth set to bounce back: Reuters poll
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Greece working on plans to help banks tackle bad debt mountain: sources
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More pain in store for Italian bonds: NN IP CIO
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Europe needs more than ECB's economic stabilization tools: German Finance Minister
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Euro zone's investment banking trio faces 11 billion euro question as ECB raises bar


