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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Luxembourg favors enhanced equivalence for British financial firms
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ECB sees rates at record low levels for as long as needed: minutes
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Euro zone industry output increases in May
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EU watchdog criticizes Malta for anti-money laundering shortcomings
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ECB unveils compromise solution for banks' soured loan problem
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Emergency central bank funding to Greek banks drops 23.5 percent in June
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Commodities Fell on Rising Production and Global Trade Tensions
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EU and BoE clash over fate of financial contracts after Brexit
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ECB policymakers split on meaning of `through summer', and on timing of rate hike
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First ECB rate rise at earliest 'through summer' of 2019: Villeroy
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Italy needs to be ready for 'all eventualities' on euro: Savona
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ECB defends stimulus scheme from German court challenge
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South Korea policy rate seen on hold in July, could be raised by year-end: Reuters poll
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EU watchdog says rate hike could threaten debt sustainability
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As anti-money laundering reform kicks in, EU seeks to close new gaps
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Euro members consider more super-long borrowing as ECB mulls bond 'twist'
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ECB's Draghi renews plea for euro area deposit insurance
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Trade wars, Brexit, capacity limits main eurozone risks: Nowotny
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Brexit could hurt euro zone economies: ECB's Nowotny
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Adjusted Ebitda masks higher leverage on buyout loans
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Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead
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Germany expects ECB to gradually normalize euro zone rates: Scholz
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Euro zone banks should get exceptions from global banking rules: ECB's Nouy
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German government, JPMorgan deny report on Deutsche Bank
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As U.S. tariffs on China kick in, safe-haven bonds take cue from firmer stocks
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Forint seen recovering after fall to record lows: Reuters poll
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Dollar's allure to last a little longer but fade next year: Reuters poll
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EU watchdog wants next ECB boss barred from joining opaque G30
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Central bankers pour cold water on EU spending ambition
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Euro zone business activity picked up in June but doubts linger: PMI
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Dwindling bond liquidity means Italy shock may be just a warning tremor
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IHS Markit Canada Manufacturing PMI™
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ECB's Praet confident of inflation recovery even after bond-buying ends
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ECB steps up government debt buys to keep stimulus going
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Slovenian president to renew talks to find candidate for prime minister
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Dwindling bond liquidity means Italy shock may be just a warning tremor
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Greece can go it alone without bailouts and the troika: Moscovici
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Euro slips, yuan rebounds as trade worries curb currency moves
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Trade worries hold U.S. yield curve near flattest since 2007
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Beating expectations, euro zone unemployment stable in May
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Euro zone June factory growth slips to weakest in 18 months
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U.S. dollar share of global currency reserves fall further: IMF
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Germany's Weidmann says next ECB boss must be able to tighten money taps
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Malta asks ECB to withdraw license of scandal-hit Pilatus Bank
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Yield curve flattest since 2007, consumer spending disappoints
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Trillion dollar wipeout: world stocks' worst first half since 2010
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EU leaders see bigger ESM role, but budget, deposit insurance on hold
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Prosecutor says Latvia central bank chief took holiday and cash bribes
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Trade spat escalation would hurt euro zone economy, ECB's Draghi warns
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Halfway into 2018, wary European funds cut equities to 19-month low: Reuters poll

