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 Costa says populism, protectionism creating uncertainty
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Politics may trigger shift in European economic policy
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Cannot wait for next crisis to complete economic union: ECB's Smets
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ECB's Draghi, Weidmann differ on inflation ahead of key decision
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Bank sector regulation should not be rolled back: Draghi
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Euro zone economy to hum at modest pace; ECB to extend QE: Reuters poll
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ECB does not discuss bonds with companies before buying: Draghi
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BoE independence architect wants more government say at central banks
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Premature to talk about ECB reducing stimulus: Mersch
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Former UK regulator urges Trump not to scrap Wall St. reform
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Think-tank casts doubt on EU plans for reviving securitized debt market
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G30 Study Highlights Risks to Financial System Posed by Global Debt Levels and New Forms of Credit Extension: Rise of Shadow Banking Activities Merit Close Scrutiny
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German banks robust but may be underestimating risks, Bundesbank says
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Euro zone economy absorbs Brexit shock, Trump clouds outlook
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Banks could move from UK 18 months before a 'hard Brexit': BoE's Carney
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ECB talking to London-based banks over EU access post-Brexit
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Too much risk taking a potential threat to euro zone banks: ECB
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ECB does not need to react to rising bond yields: Constancio
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Ban on 500 and 1000 Currency Notes, How it Effects Foreign Investment in India
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ECB's Constancio warns of political, economic risk from Trump's win
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Dollar hits 11-month high as U.S. bond yields jump
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Fears over global populist revolt push up Italy's debt costs
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In wake of Trump win, focus may drift back to Fed and inflation
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ECB's Lane shrugs off bond selloff since Trump's win
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Trump election holds lessons for Europe: ECB's Coeure
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Europe should take Trump's partnership pledge at face value: ECB's Weidmann
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Slim chance of an ECB rate hike next year, markets show
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ECB's Constancio stresses core inflation worry despite market rally
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ECB review of capital models will aid euro zone wooing of London banks
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Greece to ease capital controls soon, needs debt measures: Stournaras
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EU's Juncker demands clarity from Trump on trade, climate, NATO
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Merkel allies warn of Trump effect, poll shows Germans dismayed
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Greece's bank fund may call for NBG shareholder meeting
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ECB's Rimsevics says Trump will be 'very good' president
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Exclusive: Goldman Sachs considers Frankfurt move over Brexit - sources
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EU cuts euro zone, UK growth forecasts citing political uncertainty
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EU banks watchdog says Basel rules will be eased
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ECB and Fed can respond to any shock from Trump win: Jazbec
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Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2016 Results
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ECB and Fed can respond to any shock from Trump win: Jazbec
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ECB ready to intervene in markets in emergency, Nowotny says
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ECB ready to respond to any shock from Trump's victory: governors
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Tetragon Financial Group Master Fund Limited Announces Tender Offer to Purchase $50,000,000 of Tetragon Financial Group Limited ("TFG") Non-Voting Shares
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Dollar, Mexican peso, stocks topple as Trump closes in on White House
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ECB's Lautenschlaeger 'skeptical' of further policy easing
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Bank of Italy says ECB considering extending QE, not tapering it
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Ahead of Brexit, some banks quietly shift M&A bankers to Frankfurt
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Loose ECB policy still fits bill, say EU academics in snub to Berlin
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Greek PM looks to completion of bailout review within weeks
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Greek PM Tsipras reshapes cabinet in bid to speed up reform

