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 inflation slows, vindicating ECB's easy policy choice
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U.S. dollar troubles not over yet, but 2018 to be a better year
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Euro zone economy's growth best in nearly seven years, PMIs suggest
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Dollar advances on rate hopes, undeterred by U.S. jobs report
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ECB slashes credit purchases to record low in December
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Dollar advances after strong U.S. data, Fed minutes
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Dollar rallies after data, Fed minutes; world shares hold record highs
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ECB may end bond buying in 2018 if economy stays strong: Nowotny
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U.S. yields start higher in 2018 in step with Europe
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New year jitters for bond markets as ECB cuts back stimulus
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Euro zone factory growth surges to record; more uneven in Asia
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Euro zone factories ended 2017 with record high growth: PMI
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Emerging markets sailed through storms in 2017. What next?
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Dollar slides to more than three-month low on first trading day of 2018
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S&P, Nasdaq hit record closing highs in new year; dollar drops
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ECB's Coeure sees 'reasonable chance' bond buys will not be extended
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Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead
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Dilemma for ECB as German inflation hits five-year high
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Dollar falls to end worst year since 2003, bitcoin soars
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NY Fed-FX swaps with foreign central banks total $12.008 billion in latest week
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European shares drift into year-end as resources stocks glitter
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NATIXIS :Confirmation of prudential capital requirements by the ECB
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Global funds end boom year by raising stocks to three and a half year high
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FANGtastic stocks top vintage year for global markets
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ING Group's 2017 SREP process completed
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ING Group's 2017 SREP process completed
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ING Group's 2017 SREP process completed
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KBC Group: KBC discloses new ECB capital requirements
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Greece's creditors need to clarify any post-bailout support, says central bank
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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ECB's monetary policy leads to risk of overheating - Danish finmin
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Foreign investment banks in EU face tougher central bank supervision
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Germany takes political vacuum in its stride, for now
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Stocks dip lower as U.S. Republicans pass $1.5 trillion tax bill
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Dollar slides as U.S. tax bill seen having limited impact
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Investor equity valuation worries grow - BAML survey
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ECB policymakers talk life after QE as economy expands
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Estonia's tech guru outlines ideas for digital 'estcoin'
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Central banks, trade and bubbles threaten the 2018 status quo
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ECB's Hansson calls for changing in policy message because growth is strong
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Neglected Swedish crown set to win some love at last
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Seven Great Surprises for Investors in 2018, Announced by The Beachwood Group
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One large euro zone bank is short of capital: ECB
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Catalan uncertainty is denting economy, Spain's central bank says
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Global shares rise; U.S. yield curve hits flattest in decade
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Euro zone bond yields may be in for New Year shock as ECB cuts buying
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ECB raises GDP and inflation forecasts
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ECB lowers emergency funding cap for Greek banks to 24.8 billion euros
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Bank of England: disorderly Brexit risk reduced by EU talks progress
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SNB signals potential policy shift by raising inflation outlook

