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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EU leaders tell Britain to exit swiftly
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ECB's Draghi calls for global central bank policy alignment
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Sterling tumbles after dovish comments from BoE's Carney
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ECB's Draghi expresses 'sadness' at Brexit vote
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U.S. officials try to calm markets, urge 'responsible' UK-EU divorce
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ECB money printing accelerated in latest week
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Market's long-term euro zone inflation expectations fall below 1.28 pct
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ECB won't cut negative deposit rate further in coming nine months: traders
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ECB's Draghi expresses sadness at Brexit vote as markets plunge
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Brexit vote, UK political confusion keep world markets on edge
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EU plans moving bank regulator from London as euro zone eyes City business
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British EU vote unnerves world leaders and markets
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Merkel sees no need to rush Britain into quick EU divorce
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Brexit a knockout punch to Fed's interest rate divergence mantra
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Brexit Vote Exposes Threats To Global Financial System And U.S. Treasury
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Frankfurt or bust? Wall St. bankers in London ponder life post Brexit
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Brexit may force ECB into more policy easing: analysts
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Brexit vote adds to uncertainty over global economy, impact won't be seen soon
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ECB ready to manage financial impact of Brexit vote: official
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ECB ready to provide liquidity in case of market turmoil
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World stocks tumble as Britain votes for EU exit
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Britain's financial sector reels after Brexit bombshell
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Exclusive: ECB to guide banks on working off bad debt before setting targets - sources
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ECB supervisors to attend some bank board meetings to raise concerns
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Euro zone business growth slows in June as services struggle
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Exclusive: RBS receives bids for Greek shipping business - sources
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ECB takes Greek banks off emergency lifeline
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Exclusive: ECB reviews banks' lending to troubled shipping industry - sources
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Top German court clears ECB's OMT scheme with minor limits
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ECB chief highlights growth risks, uncertainty
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Euro zone reform efforts have 'fallen by the wayside' with ECB easing: S&P
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EU insurance watchdog says likely low interest rates to persist
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ECB bank supervisor Hamalainen quits for personal reasons
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Dollar rises as polls show tightening 'Brexit' vote
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Brexit vote keeps investors on edge
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Brexit may muddle Nordic central banks' efforts to boost economies
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German growth to slow sharply in second quarter before rebound: Bundesbank
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Brexit could lead to political instability in EU: ECB's Makuch
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Germany expects growth to slow after strong first quarter
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Tracing the global market thread that could be unraveled by Brexit
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EU banking watchdog to leave London in case of Brexit: chairman
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Greece could lift capital controls by year-end: bank association head
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Central banks ready to intervene in case of Brexit: ECB's Visco
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Sterling gains as risk aversion abates before Brexit vote
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Hints of FX intervention as central banks debate Brexit response
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Brexit darkens cloud hanging over European banks
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ECB's Nowotny: ECB, BoE to provide liquidity to each other if needed
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Brexit helped keep Fed on hold, could slow future U.S. rate rises
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Euro zone inflation may surprise on the upside in 2018: Constancio
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Markets show strong chance of further ECB rate cut in 2016

