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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A weak dollar 'good' for the U.S.? It's complicated
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CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) weekly volatility at 122 into European Central Bank President Mario Draghi press conference
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iPath S&P 500 VIX ST Futures ETN (NYSE: VXX) weekly option implied volatility at 71 into European Central Bank President Mario Draghi January 25 press conference
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iPath S&P 500 VIX ST Futures ETN (VXX) up 3% into European Central Bank President Mario Draghi January 25 press conference on its interest-rate decision
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CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) into European Central Bank President Mario Draghi January 25 press conference on its interest-rate decision
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Warsaw stocks, a top gainer in 2017, seen surging further
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Euro moves a side effect, not the objective of ECB policy: Draghi
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2018 global growth to roll to highs not seen in eight years: Reuters poll
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No boom to doom for central Europe's bonds when ECB stimulus ends
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Bank bad loan woes require long-term solutions: France's Le Maire
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#ASKMARIO: Five questions for the ECB
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Mnuchin's comments on weaker greenback met by dollar rout
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Japan's central bank keeps policy unchanged, talks down prospect of near-term stimulus end
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Eurogroup chief opens two-year race for top ECB jobs
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Euro schism reopens in central Europe as EU pushes reform
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World stocks rise despite short U.S. government shutdown
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Euro stronger ahead of ECB meeting; dollar index weak
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The U.S. dollar's slide and what lies ahead
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At a three-year high, euro faces ECB scrutiny
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ECB to end QE by Dec but should do so sooner-economists
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U.S. shutdown fears pressure dollar, mark worst run since 2015
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Big trade surpluses help fuel protectionism, IMF boss tells Germany
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Italy's Berlusconi says he is ready to be premier if European court lifts ban
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EU says banks' bad loan woes ease but need capital buffer hikes
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ECB's Nouy 'inflexible' in meeting with Italian banks: sources
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Two-year race for top ECB jobs start next week
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Euro surge threatens profitable bond trades
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ECB's Weidmann says analysts right to expect mid-2019 rate hike: FAZ
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Investors extend bets on stocks climbing into 2019: BAML survey
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ECB unlikely to ditch bond-buying pledge next week: sources
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ECB supervision of failing banks is flawed, auditors warn
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Global stocks retreat from early gains as oil, copper lag
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ECB could end bond buys in one go after Sept - Hansson
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Euro zone must make first reforms by 2019: French minister
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Euro hovers near three-year high, bitcoin tumbles
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Euro hits three-year high as Europe leads global optimism
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Three years on from currency shock, Swiss central bank can't get back to normal
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Exclusive: EU Parliament expected to soften euro clearing relocation powers
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Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead
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Year of policy tightening set for early Canadian test
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Rising rents, healthcare costs boost underlying U.S. inflation
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Dollar hits three-year low versus euro; Wall St. hits new highs
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Euro surges on ECB tapering hopes; sterling jumps
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Cheaper services weigh on U.S. wholesale prices; jobless claims up
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Germany should lower taxes only when ECB reduces its stimulus: Ifo
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ECB Publishes Account of Monetary Policy Meeting
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In surplus and growing fast, German economy powers on
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Results drive sharp moves in European stocks as euro weighs
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Euro soars after ECB says it could revisit policy message soon
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Brent hits $70 per barrel before retreating; equities rise with energy


