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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Notice of optional redemption of bonds due 23 December 2029
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Morning Bid: Tariff exclusion hopes prop up markets
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Key ECB dove makes case for more easing, others more cautious
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Some European officials weigh if they can rely on Fed for dollars under Trump
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Trading Day: Consolidating while awaiting tariff clarity
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Everything points towards ECB rate cut in April, Stournaras says
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Morning Bid: Glum end to markets week as tariffs loom
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European shares end week higher; airlines hit by Heathrow closure
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Trading Day: No direction Jerome
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Trump trade upheaval leaves foreign central banks guessing
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Central banks turn more cautious on rate cuts
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Europe exposed to economic coercion via payment schemes, ECB warns
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Bank of England raises prospect of pause in rate cuts as uncertainty mounts
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Morning Bid: Fed soothes as Trump seethes
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European shares slip after global central banks flag economic uncertainty; Switzerland cuts rates
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Commerzbank hasn't talked with UniCredit after ECB approval for stake
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ECB to bring in auditor to investigate Feb 28 payment outage
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ECB's Lagarde spells out cost of trade war with US
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ECB's Villeroy: Limitless defence spending should be out of the question
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Analysis-Berlin debt splurge turns screws on flagging German property
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Morning Bid: Central bank baton passes to Europe
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Dollar rises as Fed sees no rush to cut rates
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Bank of England set to sit tight on rates as uncertainty mounts
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Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale expands in Germany with the acquisition of OLB, making TARGOBANK a universal bancassurer
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Morning bid: Markets soar as Powell brings back 'transitory'
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French central bank says losses peaked in 2024, should ease here on out
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Czech central banker Kubicek 'sceptical' of bitcoin as reserve asset
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Morning Bid: Policy fog sidelines Fed
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UniCredit CEO says Commerzbank decision could take even longer
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German borrowing costs could hit 2008 levels on spending boost, BNP Paribas says
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Morning Bid: US stocks stabilise as Europe keeps surging
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German investor morale rises sharply in March as fiscal policy shift looms
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Europe's increased defence spending to prop up growth, ECB's Rehn says
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Ress Life Investments A/S publishes Net Asset Value (NAV).
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Morning Bid: U.S. retail under scrutiny
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Rapid euro zone house market recovery raises affordability concerns, ECB says
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ECB's de Guindos: Trump tariffs making monterary policy decisions harder
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Bank of England set to keep rates on hold as global uncertainty mounts
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Hopes for euro zone, Germany growth rising even before debt deal news
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Instant View: German stocks, euro rally as German parties agree on historic debt deal
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ECB's Holzmann backs holding rates in April on inflation risks
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Morning Bid: Shutdown reprieve could offer S&P 500 relief
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German stocks lead European gains after Merz secures support for historic debt reform
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UniCredit vs Commerzbank: Key metrics for the two banks
