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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Greek banks must tackle bad loans, starting with those with assets to sell: source
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ECB policy reassessment not warranted by inflation: Praet
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G20 should resist protectionism, keep markets open: Bundesbank
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ING announces changes to Executive Board, Management Board Banking, and senior management
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ING announces changes to Executive Board, Management Board Banking, and senior management
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ECB's Nouy says bad loans 'major challenge' for Greek banks
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PIRA Energy Market Recap for the Week Ending March 13, 2017
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Exclusive: Ireland cries foul over competition for Brexit moves
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Fed, in shift, may move to faster pace of rate hikes
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Dollar advances as Fed widely expected to raise rates
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Merkel meets Trump in clash of style and substance
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Spain targeting seat on ECB's executive board next year: economy minister
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Better technology uptake could lift European economy: Draghi
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Former BlackRock Executive and US Treasury Official Peter Fisher to Join Systemic Risk Council
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Bank deregulation effort could lead to new crisis: ECB's Lautenschlaeger
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U.S. tax reform plan could have currency spillover effect: IMF's Obstfeld
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Reuters Poll: ECB won't hike rates before QE ends - traders
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Fed may have to accelerate rate rises to accommodate Trump policies: ECB's Visco
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At the Fed, spring comes early with return to new 'normal'
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Merkel meets Trump in clash of style and substance
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Crunch week as Fed meets on rates, Trump team joins G20
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Equity funds' inflow streak extends to 10th week: BAML
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Strong U.S. job growth, rising wages set stage for Fed rate hike
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Stocks rise as U.S. jobs data points to rate hike; crude slips
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Euro hits 4-week high after report of ECB rate hike talks
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Draghi told EU leaders to reform before loose policies end: Merkel
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Monte dei Paschi approves preliminary restructuring plan ahead of state bailout
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U.S. weekly jobless claims rise; layoffs fall in February
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Progress in Greek bailout review talks, labor issues remain open
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Wall Street ends up slightly; energy shares rebound
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Oil prices slump amid ample supply, gold falls
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Dollar slips, euro rises after ECB's Draghi speaks
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ECB's Draghi gives market flavor of optimism
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Germany doesn't expect EU to demand ECB raises interest rates: official
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EU makes progress on Monte Paschi rescue plan: Vestager
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Dollar index hits five-day high after strong U.S. private-sector jobs data
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Oil plunges after record stockpile data, dollar gains
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Foreign institutions seek safety in Germany as euro crisis simmers
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G20 draft no longer rejects protectionism or competitive devaluations
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ECB doing good job in balancing needs of euro zone members: Schaeuble
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Schaeuble rejects U.S. criticism of German trade surplus
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German minister warns UK over trade, predicts Frankfurt to gain
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Politics 'tightening grip' on financial market behavior: BIS
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Greek PM glosses over delays and weak data, says economy is recovering
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Trump tweets hurt equities; U.S. dollar gains
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Yellen points to March rate hike as Fed signals end of easy money
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Fed and ECB go their separate ways
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Euro zone private sector business growth near six-year high
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Dollar retreats after bullish week
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Reuters Poll: Trump administration's dollar policy not clear - FX strategists

