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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Germany's Merkel warns of risks to banks from low interest rates
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ECB's Lane says 'something genuinely new' needed for fresh action
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Euro zone lending recovery continues at modest pace in March
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Rise in euro not an obstacle to ECB policy, Coeure says: paper
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German consumer morale brightens heading into May
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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Fed set to keep rates unchanged, may nod to ebbing risks
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ECB experiments with technology behind bitcoin: Mersch
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EU lawmakers to hold off from regulating blockchain for now
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German parliament to invite Draghi to testify on ECB policy: sources
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American Capital Agency Corp. Reports $0.01 Comprehensive Income Per Common Share And $22.09 Net Book Value Per Common Share
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ECB pushes for saver protection, at odds with Germany
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Germans flock to property as interest rates fall and rents rise
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Fed seen holding rates this week with hike still on horizon
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ECB's Nowotny says negative rates necessary to avoid deflation
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Don't expect German criticism of the ECB to die down
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thyssenkrupp's TWIN Technology Comes to America: Two Elevator Cars Operate Independently in One Shaft
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Hoping for a hint as focus moves to Fed
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ECB survey sees steady long term inflation expectations
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Germany denies Merkel-Weidmann call in which she said some ECB criticism excessive
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Euro slips after ECB meeting, oil down, stocks steady
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Dollar gains against euro after Draghi remarks, slips vs yen
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Australia's membership of AAA-club carries hidden costs
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ECB to fire back at Germany in policy defense

