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 Sounds out Lenders on Exposure to Grifols - Reuters
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Fed Minutes: All On FOMC Agree To 'Proceed Carefully' On Rates
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ECB raises interest rates by 25 basis points
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ECB cuts growth outlook but raises key 2024 inflation projection
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ECB raises rates but signals end of policy tightening
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PPI and retail sales ahead, Arm prices IPO - what's moving markets
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Marketmind: Retail sales and a call to Arm
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European stocks have strongest day in 6 months as ECB signals end to rate hikes
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Swedish inflation slows in August; Riksbank still expected to hike next week
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Twenty years after euro "No" vote, Swedes fret over weak crown
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Marketmind: Is the ECB done?
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Dollar jumps to 6-month high after data, ECB announcement
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Wall Street rallies, dollar surges as data cements Fed pause bets
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Oil rises to highest in 2023 on tight supply expectations
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ECB raises rates to record high, signals end to hikes
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Marketmind: Painting the policy picture
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Recession risk "coin flip" over the next year - PIMCO
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Exor Press Release - Tender Offer Launch
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Germany's Buch picked for top ECB supervision role
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ECB's new top supervisor Buch is prepared to be tough
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Ferrari N.v.: Periodic Report on the Buyback Program
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Marketmind: CPI to set the tone
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ECB criticises new Italian tax on windfall bank profits
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European shares fall ahead of ECB decision, BP weighs
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Dollar climbs as Fed expectations remain intact after CPI
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Nasdaq, S&P 500 gain, Treasury yields waver as CPI cements Fed pause
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Oil dips as surprise US crude stockbuild faces supply cuts
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ECB's crucial 2024 projection to put inflation above 3%, source says
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ECB To Cut 2023 And 2024 Economic Growth Projections To Broadly In Line With Market Expectations - Reuters
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BoE official says public need reassurance on digital pound and privacy
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Marketmind: Risk and rates moving in tandem
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Wall Street ends lower as Oracle tumbles on weak forecast
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European shares fall as SAP drags, investors await U.S. data, ECB
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Spain 12-month inflation rises to 2.6% in August driven by fuel