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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Dollar steady as focus shifts to ECB meeting, UK election
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ECB rejects appeal against hiring of Draghi's adviser
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German trade surplus would be smaller without ECB stimulus: Schaeuble
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Sulk but no tantrum likely as central banks sidle toward exit
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ECB may raise economic risks assessment to balanced on June 8: Reuters poll
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Small banks can pose big risks, ECB supervisor warns
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EU, Rome seal preliminary rescue deal for Monte dei Paschi
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Euro zone manufacturing surges in May as new orders mount up
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'Axis of love': Saudi-Russia detente heralds new oil order
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Asian factories lose momentum in May, Europe stays buoyant
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Austria's Nowotny says ECB inflation target will be questioned
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Euro zone inflation would rise even if ECB support was reduced - Weidmann
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Euro zone may need treasury, minister, budget, bonds - EU Commission
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Greece needs debt relief deal in June, ECB's Coeure says
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EU watchdog issues licensing guide for Brexit rush of financial firms
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Euro zone inflation slows in May, supporting ECB doves
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Weaker Italian banks may face 10 billion euros in additional loan losses: BOI
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China factories hum in shadow of debt risk, Moody's raises global outlook
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Stocks lose steam at end of solid month; British pound slips
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Dollar wobbles on U.S. political tension, eyes jobs data
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Exclusive: Veneto bank investors face bail-in if no deal by end-June - EU source
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Exclusive: ECB to discuss closing door to extra stimulus next week - sources
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German inflation slows more than expected in May, state data suggest
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EU May economic sentiment falls after near ten-year high in April
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ECB's main issue is how quickly stimulus can be reduced: Hansson
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Dollar stumbles as global sentiment weakens
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Greece calls for debt relief deal in June, says lenders have no excuses
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ECB stimulus appropriate, legitimate to think of exit: Weidmann
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Draghi says ECB stimulus still needed despite better growth
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Euro zone corporate lending growth hits post-crisis high: ECB
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EU needs simple capital rules for euro zone banking union: Villeroy
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Sterling steadies after opinion poll pummeling
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Higher pay in May, or some other day?
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U.S. dip a 'splutter' not a slump, says IMF chief economist
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Former Greek PM Papademos recovering well after booby-trap blast
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Merkel pushes back against renewed Trump criticism of surplus
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U.S. inflation path since 2012 is worrisome, policymaker says
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Booby-trap blast injures former Greek PM Papademos
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Orion Engineered Carbons (OEC) Declares Dividend
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UPDATE: Most Fed Officials Saw Tightening Likely Appropriate Soon
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No Greek debt relief needed if primary surplus above 3 percent/GDP for 20 years: paper
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ECB's Draghi sees no need to deviate from policy path
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ECB must not change course as inflation weak despite growth: policymakers
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ECB sees pockets of elevated house prices: Constancio
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ECB could lose some clearing oversight after Brexit, Draghi warns
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Foreign selling of German debt drying up, creating headache for ECB
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Euro zone business activity remained buoyant in May: PMI
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Exclusive: ECB plan to take euro clearing from London stalled by infighting - sources

