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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Euro's past rise could weigh on inflation for several more quarters: ECB
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Dollar gains as U.S. backs softer restrictions on China investment
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ECB to invest 15 billion euro per month from maturing bonds in 2019: Coeure
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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ECB ups trading fees by half as its platform is shunned
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EU watchdog tells banks to speed up 'inadequate' Brexit preparations
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Low risk ECB extends QE into next year, say economists
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Speculators turn net long dollars for first time since July 2017: CFTC, Reuters
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ECB's bad debt rules will be flexible and should come soon: Bundesbank
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Latvia investigates complaint linking bank to Russian fraud
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Global Economy Week Ahead: Soft patch, facade, or great decoupling?
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Investors pull money out of all but U.S. stocks, tech an 'oasis'
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Euro zone banks to repay only a fraction of ultra-cheap ECB cash
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Euro zone second-quarter growth likely decent but trade concerns rising
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Euro gains on growth data, Italian assurances to stay put
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Low inflation: Japan's May data shows BOJ stimulus barely moving price dial
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Greece gets debt relief from euro zone
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Britain might not play fair with Brexit: Deutsche Boerse chief
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IMF to revise down euro zone growth, sees Brexit, Italy risks
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Bank regulation has gone too far, ECB supervisor argues
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Euro zone consumer confidence unexpectedly falls in June
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Euro zone to link payout of 4.8 billion euros to continued Greek reforms
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Trade pressures deepen as Daimler warns on sales
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ECB's Weidmann: important to 'get the ball rolling' on normalization
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ECB confident on inflation outlook despite risks: Villeroy
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Swiss National Bank points to loose policy over longer term
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Dollar retreats from 11-month high; sterling rises after BOE
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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Top central banks see growing gloom global trade war
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BOJ's Kuroda says 'deflationary mindset' will take time to dispel
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Looking for another Nasdaq? Try Europe's aerospace and defense stocks
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ECB frets about trade war cost behind 'facade of optimism': sources
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ECB's Nowotny sees more political than economic risks to financial stability
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ECB's Villeroy to Italy: all euro zone members must respect rules
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Global trade jitters buoy dollar to near 11-month high
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ECB needs big shock to reverse decision to end bond buys: Lane
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ECB's Nouy says could take case-by-case approach to banks' bad loans
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Trade tensions clear downward risk: ECB'S Smets
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'Quitaly' risk premium lingers even as Italy's new government commits to euro
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ECB seeks compromise solution to banks' bad loans problem
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ECB patient and gradual with rate hikes, Draghi says


