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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CORRECTING and REPLACING Zycus’ Source to Pay Solution Drives Procurement Transformation at Bank of Cyprus
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Energy shares rise on higher oil; dollar slips as policy tightening eyed
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EU lawmakers move to tighten rules on London-based investment banks
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ECB braces for big impact if trade threats materialize: Draghi
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As U.S. sanctions near, Europe fails to protect Iran deal
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'Vigorous' inflation recovery still needs low rates: ECB's Draghi
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Euro climbs to more than three-month high on Draghi's comments
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Global stock markets fall on trade war pessimism; oil rallies
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Markets should brace for a lengthy convalescence, BIS warns
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Nowotny urges ECB to speed pace of policy normalization
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Luxembourg wary of EU anti-money laundering plan, Denmark in favor: source
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Euro zone growth still easing as industry stutters: PMI
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British inquiry intensifies Danske Bank money laundering scandal
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ECB must discuss rate path beyond first hike: Praet
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Countering Draghi, ECB's Weidmann says too soon for financial risk-sharing
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Carige's top investor secures majority of new board
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ECB faces hurdles on long road to normal policy: Weidmann
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Italy's Savona seeks euro zone debt restructuring, backed by ECB
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ECB's Draghi calls for euro area fiscal instrument to fight crises
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BNP Paribas named fund Administrator for the first fixed income ETF in Brazil
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BNP Paribas named fund Administrator for the first fixed income ETF in Brazil
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ECB's Villeroy urges deal on bank resolution backstop by end of year
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Euro zone banks have more work to do on soured debt: Draghi
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Deutsche Bank to move assets from London to Frankfurt after Brexit
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ECB should clarify pace of rate hikes when time comes: Coeure
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Euro zone inflation confirmed at 2.0 percent in August
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Exclusive: Eurobank CEO expects to beat bad debt reduction target
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ECB's Makuch says he may consider leaving his post early
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Anti-capitalism group targets French banks a decade after Lehman Brothers demise
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Mary Daly, labor expert, picked to run San Francisco Fed
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Some ECB policymakers wanted more cautious tone on growth: sources
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Brexit endgame nears as series of summits begins
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ECB has no plan to issue digital currency: Draghi
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Debt relief will help Greece repay 'in the medium term': ECB chief
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Euro zone labor costs rise at fastest pace in six years
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German EU Commissioner calls for French ECB president after Draghi
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ECB's slow stimulus wind down implies 'very gradual' normalization: Smets
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French central bank trims growth outlook
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Leading Carige investors told to seek regulatory clearance over stake
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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ECB's Draghi should help Italy, 'not just criticize': Salvini
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The European Central Bank Confirms Its End To QE Says Oita Sumitomo Corporate
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ECB reaffirms 'balanced' outlook after cutting growth forecasts
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ECB's Draghi says words on budget have caused economic damage in Italy
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U.S. consumer prices rise slowly; jobless claims near 49-year low
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ECB lowers emergency funding cap for Greek banks to 5.2 bln euros
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ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged
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Italy's 5-Star keeps up pressure on economy minister over budget
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Euro zone banks adopt ECB rate after Euribor scandal
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Trade hopes and Turkey rate hike feed the bulls

