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.
View Older Stories View More Recent Stories
-
ECB's Villeroy eyes international bank capital deal by autumn
-
Get on Twitter, @Lagarde tells policymakers
-
ECB to begin tentative rate hikes next year, market pricing shows
-
Exclusive: China's Legend in talks to buy stake in Luxembourg bank BIL - source
-
Brexit Brits won't be sent back, Merkel says
-
Weaker euro not the objective of ECB policy: Coeure
-
EU adopts plan to tackle bad loans, could push up capital buffers
-
Hamilton Crawford - Italy Backstops 2 Banks at Cost of €17Bn
-
Dollar hits four-month high vs yen; stocks end flat
-
Investors brace for ECB to roil European bond markets: Sentix
-
BOJ offers most upbeat view on regional Japan in 12 years
-
Reviving euro zone inflation still long way off: ECB's Praet
-
IMF raises growth forecast for Germany, calls for more investment
-
EU watchdog quizzes ECB's Draghi over ties with G30 bankers
-
ECB taper fears leave euro zone bonds battered and bruised
-
Inflation elusive, but central bankers getting twitchy
-
France steps up efforts to lure London banks to Paris
-
Bank of Japan offers to buy unlimited amount of bonds to calm markets
-
European shares seek floor after sell-off, posting modest weekly gain
-
Dollar bulls stumble as euro's outlook brightens: Reuters poll
-
Norway, Sweden crowns expected to strengthen against euro, dollar: Reuters poll
-
ECB should adjust policy carefully, flexibly: Coeure
-
Bridgewater's Dalio sees low rate cycle ending soon
-
Stocks, dollar rise as investors place Fed bets after U.S. jobs data
-
Non-domestic stock funds favored over U.S. equities in latest week: Lipper
-
NY Fed-FX swaps with foreign central banks total $3.07 billion in latest week
-
ECB easing hurts German savers but heals state finances
-
French central bank chief warns of sovereign debt risk
-
ECB open to further step toward slow stimulus exit: minutes
-
ECB's Praet calls for a steady hand with policy
-
U.S. dollar, stocks fall while Treasury yields rise
-
FOMC Minutes: Officials divided over when to start balance-sheet runoff (Full Minutes)
-
30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Climb to Two-Month High; Current Rate is 3.83%, According to Zillow Mortgage Rate Ticker
-
Foreign inflows into Asian equities slow in June, put rally in doubt
-
Ominous signs from British firms, but euro zone loses momentum too
-
Fast internet likely to keep trading in London after Brexit: ECB
-
Global use of euro declines further on political risk: ECB
-
Monte Paschi looks to leave 'emergency room' and return to profit
-
EU register could create market for soured bank debt: ECB's Mersch
-
ECB's Nowotny says inflation target must be viewed flexibly
-
EU clears Italy's $6 billion state bailout for Monte dei Paschi
-
Euro zone inflation recovery 'crucially contingent' on low borrowing costs: Praet
-
Dollar index flat as Fed minutes hint tensions on inflation
-
Schaeuble hoping growth will end stimulus and 'crazy' negative rates
-
Unnerved by markets, ECB rate setters wary of July move: sources
-
Portugal's bond with China: pioneering debt sale founded on close ties
-
Central bankers want communication, not coordination
-
World Finance announces winners of 2017 Investment Management awards
-
Euro zone factories round off first half of 2017 on six-year high: PMI
-
Philippines needs to prepare for end of global easy money: central bank governor

