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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Fog of Brexit clouds outlook for central banks seeking clarity
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Fog of Brexit clouds outlook for central banks seeking clarity
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Bank of England's Carney steps up as Brexit crisis engulfs UK
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ECB to publish more data on banks, banking supervisor says
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Exclusive: Deutsche Bank to sell $1 billion of shipping debt to boost capital - sources
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German cabinet backs balanced budget continuity after Brexit vote
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Brexit shock may boost, not hinder, yuan internationalization
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ECB to replace most popular euro banknote to combat counterfeiting
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Financial, political instability in Italy threatens fresh chaos for Europe
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Safe-haven flows to propel the dollar higher in the coming year: Reuters poll
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Rivals eye Britain's EU passport to riches
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CREALOGIX Partners with Entersekt
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ECB's policy stance appropriate, past critic says
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Steady business growth seals off modest second quarter
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Euro zone business growth steady in June ahead of Brexit vote
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Draghi could have done more to help Italian banks in 90's, says PM Renzi
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State aid for euro zone banks can be justified: Angeloni
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Exclusive: Banks saw unprecedented step up in market supervision around UK vote
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European, UK shares snap winning streak, silver surges
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ECB's Coeure says Brexit questions EU project, to impact growth
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UK to face inflation, recession risks due to Brexit: ECB's Villeroy
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Greek central bank chief sees QE participation at end of 2016
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Deutsche Bank CEO says no need for capital increase: report
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EU should give UK a quick and fair exit deal: Bundesbank
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EU bank watchdog gives more clarity on capital guidance
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With Brexit clouding outlook, U.S. payrolls to tilt focus back to Fed
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ECB calls for urgent roadmap on Britain's plans to leave EU
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Euro zone recovery strengthens but Brexit fallout a risk: Praet
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Much too early to talk about ECB policy changes post Brexit vote: Nowotny
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Euro zone factory growth reaches six-month high in June
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Bond yields sink as markets eye central bank action
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Fed's swap line hints at little market stress after Brexit
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Equities rise, bond yields subdued as more stimulus seen
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Bank of England's Carney sees need for summer stimulus after Brexit shock
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In Brexit month, investors dump shares, flee for safety of cash
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No market access without budget contributions, Dombrovskis tells UK
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Brexit fuels worries about expected U.S. earnings recovery
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Euro zone escapes deflation in June, as prices rise more than expected
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Don't look to ECB to fix a severe Brexit fallout: Constancio
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ECB happy to stay put after Brexit vote as markets regain poise: sources
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German inflation hits five-month high, Spanish prices fall less than expected
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German inflation picks up in June, state data suggest
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Suspending bail-in would be end of EU banking union: ECB Coeure
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Euro zone sentiment dips as services, consumers less upbeat
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EU leaders tell Britain to exit swiftly
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EU leaders tell Britain to exit swiftly
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Global stocks rise, bond yields subdued as more stimulus eyed
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Draghi sees Brexit vote hitting euro zone growth by up to 0.5 percent over three years: official
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Top German regulator says no to London HQ for Deutsche Boerse-LSE
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EU leaders tell Britain to exit swiftly

