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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Italy says determined to cut debt despite growth setback
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Dollar gains as rate hike still viewed as likely
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Loans with negative rates would be 'a perversion', ECB's Nowotny says
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Preventing deflation is central task, ECB's Nowotny says
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Insurance companies, pension funds dominate currency trading: BIS
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Euro zone factory growth eased in August and may slow further, PMI shows
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Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank held talks about tie-up
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ECB has no set timeline to include Greece in QE: Draghi
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ECB needs to stick with current policy stance: Villeroy
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Euro zone inflation stable in August, against expectations of rise
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Dollar gives up gains, jobs data in focus
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Total Gabon: First-Half 2016 Financial Results
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Slowing German inflation puts pressure on ECB
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Euro zone monthly economic sentiment falls more than expected
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SEB: Nordic Outlook: Crucial choices for global economic policy experiments - new stimulus measures despite signs of Swedish overheating
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Global central bankers, stuck at zero, unite in plea for help from governments
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ECB rates could stay low if other policy areas don't contribute: Coeure
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German finmin says ECB's low interest rates 'harmful'
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U.S. jobs data to test case for rate hike
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Janet Yellen Jackson Hole Speech; Rate Hike Case has Strengthened
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Euro zone lending picks up, easing pressure on ECB to act
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British economy escapes Brexit blow, for now
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DBRS cautious over Portugal's CGD recapitalization plans
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Fiscal spend in richer euro countries would help periphery: ECB paper
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Euro area banks see net profit fall 20 percent in first quarter: ECB
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German ratings firm Scope seeks ECB recognition
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Inadequate euro zone reforms could force ECB to act: Coeure
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IFC signs finance deal with Eurobank, eyes more with Greek banks
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Euro zone business growth stable in August, France surprises upwards
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Euro zone business growth stable in August; no Brexit hit yet
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Fed guessing game moves up a gear as Yellen takes stage
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ECB keen to keep stimulus hopes in check at meeting after Brexit vote
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Guggenheim 3Q Fixed-Income Outlook: Finding Relative Value with One Eye on Global Banks
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Euro zone return to inflation confirmed as food prices surge
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Deutsche Bank retail chief urges bonuses be waived for second year: Bild
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Investors cut cash, load up on EM and U.S. stocks: BAML
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Pressure mounts on Portugal rating, says DBRS
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Modest euro zone economic growth masks diverging performance around bloc
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Tiny German bank breaks taboo by charging rich clients for deposits

