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 will do what is needed to keep inflation target on track: Draghi
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ECB to say how much Greek banks need to survive
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U.S. dollar net longs rise, euro shorts jump: CFTC, Reuters
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U.S. jobs data to hold key to Fed's rate plans
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European investors buy into ECB QE, sell U.S. assets: Reuters poll
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UK funds raise equity, eurobond allocations on stimulus hopes: Reuters poll
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EM stock inflows top $1.3 billion, highest in 16 weeks: BAML
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Euro zone inflation zero in October, pressure on for more ECB easing
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Global stocks slip, but post best month in four years; oil gains
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Euro steady on ECB comments; yen falls on U.S., Europe data
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ECB's Constancio: Capping banks' government bond holdings could open huge capital hole
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McKesson Reports Fiscal 2016 Second-Quarter Results
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Euro zone sentiment rises in October, inflation expectations drop
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Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2015 Results
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The Conference Board Leading Economic Index® (LEI) for the Euro Area Remains Unchanged in September
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Top ECB policy makers reinforce case for fresh stimulus
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ECB's Hansson: no convincing reason for policy easing
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SABMiller plc ("SABMiller") and Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV ("AB InBev") Update regarding Possible Offer and further extension of PUSU deadline
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Sub-zero interest rates have floor nearby, albeit a shaky one
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Slower euro zone inflation rise could mean ECB deposit rate cut: Coeure
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Draghi's compromise with doves heralds ECB policy easing in December
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'No' shapes Greek history, even when it's not the last word
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ECB almost certain to ease in Dec by boosting QE, cutting deposit rate: Reuters poll
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A weaker dollar, what the world economy needs but may not get
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Portugal president accepts new minority government amid uncertainty
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Greek banks' stress test results will be better than expected: source
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Greece must recapitalize its banks by year end: EU's Dombrovskis
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Dollar edges up as Fed statement looms
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Hard for ECB to ease policy further, says France's Sapin
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ECB call for euro zone reforms may fall on deaf ears
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ECB to ease in December but deposit rate cut unlikely: traders
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Dollar down on yields, home sales as bulls await Fed meeting
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Chinese stocks, bonds cautiously firmer after rate cuts
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German business takes Volkswagen scandal in stride
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Equity markets ease after four-week rally; Fed meeting eyed
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Dollar dips after best week in five months
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Emerging currencies' fate looms large in rich world rates policy
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Euro zone inflation could stay low for months: Bank of Italy official
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Bank of Piraeus head says optimistic private equity can meet any shortfall
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Nasdaq may see record with Apple earnings
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Speculators slash net U.S. dollar longs to lowest in more than a year: CFTC, Reuters
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Emerging-market ETFs in U.S. raked in money before central bank guidance
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Fed will weigh up ECB's stimulus push as it readies rates message
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Omega: August sell-off in U.S. shares not end of bull market
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Euro zone October business growth surprisingly strong: PMI
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High yield bond inflows at highest in eight months in latest week: BAML
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China cuts rates again as growth engine stalls
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Portugal Socialists vow to topple government with no-confidence vote
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Exclusive: BOJ to cut price forecast for next FY only slightly - sources
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Euro hits two-month low vs dollar as ECB weighs

