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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Deutsche Bank gets permission to use Postbank deposits more widely
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Hungary central bank relaxed about inflation, unlikely to act before ECB
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ECB has room to move away from bond buys: Vasiliauskas
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After Carney surprise, chance of May BoE rate hike down but not out
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Bond yield rally pushes dollar up, euro falls ahead of ECB
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Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. Reports First Quarter 2018 Net Income of $242 million
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Euro zone banks see rising loan demand in second quarter: ECB survey
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Germany lowers growth forecast as business morale weakens: source
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Dollar, euro shrug as U.S. 10-year yield hits 3 percent
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ECB's government debt pile shrinks for first time as debt matures
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ECB could provide cash to failing banks if conditions met: Coeure
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EU must be involved in overseeing, winding down foreign clearing houses
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ECB mulls shelving rules tackling euro zone's bad loans pile
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Euro zone business growth stabilizes but euro a rising concern
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Graphic: The long goodbye to easy money - Five questions for the ECB
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Dollar climbs as U.S. 10-year bond yield flirts with 3 percent
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ECB warns banks, auditors over use of new accounting rule-paper
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ECB asks Deutsche Bank to clarify mistaken $34 billion transfer: report
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Weak euro zone data will not slow ECB normalization: sources
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Global Economy: Is it just a cold, or something more serious?
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Safe no more? Swiss franc slide raises Russia puzzle
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ECB still needs to provide copious stimulus: IMF's Thomsen
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Dollar hits two-week peak on higher U.S. yields; sterling sags
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From corporate bonds to the HK dollar, analysts see the QE unwind
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Dollar rises with higher U.S. yields, sterling slumps
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Greek central bank chief: ECB should keep waiver on Greek bonds post-bailout
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BoE's Brazier says now surer of dodging Brexit hit to derivatives
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ECB's Draghi to stay in opaque G30 club despite watchdog's warning
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Risks growing that could alter ECB's tightening plan: Villeroy
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Inflation-busting pay hikes highlight German shift towards consumption
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Euro zone inflation rises less than estimated in March
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German unions, employers agree pay hike for public sector workers
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Faltering euro zone economy to suffer from U.S.-China trade dispute: Reuters poll
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ECB's Praet says confident in inflation recovery
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ECB asks Deutsche Bank to simulate costs of winding down trading: CFO
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All Greek banks seen passing ECB's stress test, NBG says
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ECB asks Deutsche Bank to gauge investment banking exit costs: source
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German interior minister rejects union's six percent wage demand
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SNB's Jordan says still too early to alter monetary policy course
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Superpower dispute starting to cast shadow
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CNH Industrial announces voting results of Annual General Meeting and publication of 2017 Sustainability Report
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CNH Industrial announces voting results of Annual General Meeting and publication of 2017 Sustainability Report
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ECB frets over euro strength, trade war risk: minutes
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Dollar up against yen, Swiss franc as risk appetite returns
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German public sector hit by second day of strikes

