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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ECB's next policy moves are in flux: Bundesbank
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France's Hollande, Villeroy warn against Le Pen's euro exit plans
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Dijsselbloem furor could trigger jostling for top euro zone posts
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Britain to fire starting gun on Brexit talks
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Euro zone economy sparkles, lights way for ECB pull-back
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ECB's chief economist stands by pledge to keep policy easy: Il Sole
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Dollar steadies after U.S. healthcare bill pulled
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U.S. investment banks scout Frankfurt office space market: Helaba
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London banks need to move key functions to EU to keep access: ECB
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Euro zone survey data point to robust first quarter, ECB says
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ECB's Nouy says some banks may need to be shut
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U.S. shares edge lower as healthcare vote delayed; oil dips
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Surplus will shrink with age, Germany says, but don't blame us for being efficient
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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Clutch Group Publishes Annual Financial Services Regulatory Highlights For 2017, Tracking Global Updates To Regulatory Policy and Enforcement
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BlackRock bond fund ups French debt stock ahead of election
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Britain-based banks moving to Europe may get easier entry, ECB says
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U.S./German yield gap shrinks on Trumpflation doubts
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Euro zone current account surplus falls to one-year low
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Protectionism may raise, not cut, trade deficits: ECB
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Clearly no time for ECB to stop easy monetary policy: Villeroy
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Italy to test EU rules again with Veneto banks bailout
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Greece's lenders among targets of intercepted booby-trapped parcels: police
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Exclusive: Brexit banks set to avoid lengthy euro zone entry test - sources
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EU plans to slow scramble to win financial firms from UK
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Italy continues talks with EU on Monte Paschi rescue, no deadline seen
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Monte dei Paschi says ECB loan audit ended, may affect its solvency
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Hedge fund Stone Milliner has worst start to a year: letter
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Bundesbank's Weidmann says easy policy still appropriate
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ECB money piles up in Germany as investors wary of risk: Bundesbank
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Germany's economic advisers reject criticism of current account surplus
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Big banks back off calls for euro-dollar parity
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Euro zone's Dijsselbloem wants bailout fund turned into a European IMF
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Euro zone banks repay 16.7 billion euros of long-term ECB loans
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Big bank capital levels may still be on the low side: ECB's Angeloni
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Investors ratchet up expectations for ECB rate rise in December
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KBC Group: KBC Group changes and expands Executive Committee
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World stocks touch record high, dollar decline deepens
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ECB to decide later whether to raise rates or end QE first: Nowotny
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G20 may sidestep trade issue due to discord with U.S.: Schaeuble
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Fed rate hikes could spell end to global easing
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ING nominates Jan Peter Balkenende, Margarete Haase and Hans Wijers as members of the Supervisory Board
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ING nominates Jan Peter Balkenende, Margarete Haase and Hans Wijers as members of the Supervisory Board
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Exclusive: EU warns banks may face higher bad loan risk when ECB tightens
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Goodbye deflation, hello inflation: investors position for turnaround
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Deutsche Bank turns less bearish on the euro
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Greek banks must tackle bad loans, starting with those with assets to sell: source

