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 ready to hit US with 21-billion-euro tariff list, Italy foreign minister says
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Traders largely shrug off tariffs before US consumer price data
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EU says it still wants US trade deal, will defend interests
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Morning Bid: Canada back in tariff crosshairs
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ECB should ease monetary policy if disinflationary trends intensify, Panetta says
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ECB's Schnabel sets bar 'very high' for rate cut as economy holds up
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UniCredit CEO says no plans to abandon Commerzbank investment, newspaper reports
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Fitch upgrades Bulgaria to 'BBB+' on euro adoption approval
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French inflation revised higher to 0.9% as service costs rise
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Extreme weather could cause 5% drop in euro zone GDP, bank watchdogs find
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ECB warns of risks beyond tariffs: from security to capital flows
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UniCredit irks Germany with Commerzbank manoeuvre pending court ruling
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Italy's UniCredit doubles equity stake in Germany's Commerzbank to 20%
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Trading with dictators, EU may be funding threats to itself, ECB says
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French fintech Qonto seeks banking license as it targets 2 million clients by 2030
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Orbital partners with ClearBank Europe to bridge real-time euro payments across SEPA and stablecoins
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U.S. dollar to stay under pressure from tariff, debt and rate cut expectations
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ECB should keep rates at 2% unless new shocks hit, IMF says
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BoE's Taylor warns soft landing for UK economy at risk, sees more rate cuts
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Morning Bid: Markets sit tight for trade progress
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US dollar rises, British pound falls as markets weigh trade deals, Fed rate cut
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Fed's Powell says dollar swap lines remain important tool
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Challenge to dollar supremacy a long way off, central bankers say
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ECB's Lagarde says euro's rise also reflects economic strength
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BOJ's Ueda says underlying inflation still below 2%
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Powell reiterates Fed will wait for more data before cutting rates
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ECB can afford to hold off on further rate changes for a while, Müller says
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ECB policymakers set pain threshold for euro rise in weak economy
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Euro zone inflation picks up to ECB target
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Euro zone factory orders stabilise for first time in 3 years, PMI shows
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French manufacturing weakened further in June, final PMI shows
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European shares end marginally lower as markets gauge trade talks, US tax bill
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BoE's Bailey stresses weakening labour market, hit to economy from uncertainty
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German home prices rise for second consecutive quarter after deep slump
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Morning Bid: Uncertainty dominates ECB forum
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Tariff risks muddy global outlook for factories
