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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German Finance Minister tells paper euro zone will fall apart if don't follow rules
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Euro zone current account surplus widens in October
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ECB's Weidmann: oil price could stabilize at elevated levels
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Dispute could sink Italian bank Monte Paschi's rescue plan
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German growth significantly higher in the fourth-quarter: Bundesbank
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EU's Dombrovskis says Greek pension payout 'complicated' review talks
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ECB's Lane says monetary economics not broken in Europe
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Sliding in polls, Greece's Tsipras seeks pensioners' support
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Greek PM tells Merkel 'wounds of crisis' must be healed
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Greek PM tells Merkel 'wounds of crisis' must be healed
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Monte dei Paschi in last-ditch effort to lure retail investors
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ECB policy largely powerless in propping up growth: Bundesbank's Weidmann
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Cheaper energy holds euro zone inflation down in November
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Stronger year-end German economy will push into 2017, Ifo predicts
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Greek cenbank sees economy expanding in 2017, urges end to standoff over bonus pension
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DBRS says stability of new Italy government depends on Monte Paschi cash call
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Investor optimism, global economic reality may clash in 2017
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Draghi discussed Trump stimulus prospects with EU leaders: Merkel
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U.S.-based stock ETFs rake in cash as Fed raises rates: Lipper
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Orion Engineered Carbons Announces Interim Cash Dividend
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Euro clearing may move from London but only after Brexit: source
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The euro's return to parity with the dollar
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Five euro zone banks face payout cap after falling short of ECB demands
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Italy prepared to pump 15 billion euros into ailing banks: sources
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Exclusive: Inside the BOJ, rate hikes are back on the radar. Really
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ECB sees no need to enhance measures to fight asset bubbles
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ECB 'yardstick of predictability' as elections in EU loom: policymaker Villeroy
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Monte dei Paschi board to reconvene on Thursday: source
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KBC Group: KBC discloses new ECB capital requirements
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U.S. bond yields, dollar gain, stocks fall after Fed rate hike
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30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Hover Below 4 Percent; Current Rate is 3.94%, According to Zillow Mortgage Rate Ticker
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No sign of euro zone fiscal stimulus in 2017 borrowing estimates
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Euro zone chides IMF over Greece blog
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Inflation could overshoot ECB forecast on oil spike: governors
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UniCredit to raise 13 billion euros in Italy's biggest share issue
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Italy regulator only got generic info on Monte dei Paschi's board meeting: source
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Italy ready to bail out Monte dei Paschi if needed: Treasury source
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Monte dei Paschi faces difficult choices as refinancing deadline looms
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ECB's Coeure: deflation risks largely disappeared but stimulus needed
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No need to drag out Monte dei Paschi decision, ECB's Nowotny says
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Merkel, Tsipras to discuss Greek financial situation December 16
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Monte dei Paschi to press ahead with last-ditch private capital increase
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Greek parliament approves 2017 budget projecting return to strong growth
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Among the shocks, steady global growth is the biggest surprise
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All eyes focused on clues for future Fed hikes
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ECB contemplated bolder stimulus before compromise: sources
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Exclusive: ECB rejects Monte Paschi's request for more time to raise cash - source

