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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Euro zone wages post record year-on-year rise in first quarter: Eurostat
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ECB's Coeure: If we decide to cut rates, we'd have to consider tiering - FT
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Global stocks, yields dip with Fed meeting on tap
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Dollar steady ahead of Fed meeting; low chances of June rate cut
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ECB should show flexibility on inflation target: Nowotny
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ECB will act if inflation expectations are de-anchored: de Guindos
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Southern EU leaders back Cyprus in gas dispute with Turkey
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Rising oil prices add to global economic strife
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Chance of disorderly Brexit jumps; eventual free trade deal still likely: Poll
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Euro zone banks are still piling up new bad loans, ECB warns
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Negative ECB rates so far neutral for bank profits: Draghi
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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French inflation slows faster than expected in May: INSEE
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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NY Fed: FX swaps with foreign central banks total $22 million in latest week
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IMF head Lagarde, asked about top EU post, says she already has a job
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Euro zone close to agreeing on euro zone budget, financial transaction tax: Scholz
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Keep calm and carry on: peripheral bond sales fly at record levels
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ECB's Villeroy: all Basel III rules should be implemented everywhere, including U.S.
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U.S. politics gives euro's global use a boost: ECB
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SNB says U.S.-China trade war triggering franc's rise
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European shares end slightly higher as trade worries linger
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ECB's bond buys providing stimulus even after their end: Coeure
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Far from 'devalued', euro surges as trade war hits yuan
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Four eastern EU states to discuss top jobs, keen to boost their influence
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Central Europe particularly vulnerable to global trade war: Draghi
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Dollar gains as trade tensions, Fed policy in focus
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Operation Paris: Italy's plan to stay on ECB executive board
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Ireland pledges 'utter integrity' at central bank amid new chief's inquiry
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Swiss National Bank to hold interest rates until at least 2021: Reuters poll
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ECB's Kazimir saw stimulus decision proves willingness to act
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BoE policymakers bang drum for higher rates despite Brexit clouds
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ECB's Rehn: tiering, rates cut, more QE all on the table
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China stimulus, German rally help European stock end higher
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Ferrari N.V.: periodic report on the buyback program
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Ferrari N.V.: periodic report on the buyback program
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ECB stands ready to adjust all tools as needed: de Guindos
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Italy's Salvini says open to alternative tools to 'mini-BOT' securities
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Italy's Salvini confident of budget accord with EU
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Dollar gains as Mexico tariffs averted, boosting risk sentiment
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Global stocks climb with bond yields on trade optimism
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In stagnant Japan, ECB policymakers catch glimpse of their own future
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ECB policymakers open to cut rates if growth weakens: sources
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World bonds wave recession flags as future inflation evaporates
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More women in the EU leadership? Don't expect too much
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Global Economy: Outlook turns sour as trade war drags on
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Bundesbank's Weidmann is one good candidate to succeed Draghi: Scholz
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Moderate leaders try to protect Italy - from their own government
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ECB's Nowotny says bank subsidies should not become a permanent instrument

