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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German inflation accelerates beyond expectations in November
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Europe's central banks warn about bubbles critics say they helped create
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Denmark's central bank says risks are building up in the financial system
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ECB urges Europe-wide trading platform for bad bank loans
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Berlusconi suggests Italian general could be next prime minister
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Bubble or breakthrough? Bitcoin keeps central bankers on edge
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Better prepared banks suffered less from new accounting rules: ECB
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Businesses look bullish about the road ahead
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Regulators edge closer to deal on global bank capital rules
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ECB bond purchase debate pulls euro zone yields off lows
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ECB's Nouy highlights flexibility in soured loan plan
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Euro zone consumers still addicted to cash when they buy
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'Fake data', a relative of 'fake news', is threat to economic stability, ECB says
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Dollar near two-month low as strong economic data underpins euro
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Candidate list for Eurogroup head to be published on Dec 1
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ECB split over keeping bond buys open-ended: minutes
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Euro zone business roars as Germany leads the pride
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Euro up for a third day as outlook brightens
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China stocks suffer mauling, Fed leaves dollar in a daze
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UPDATE: FOMC Minutes: many policy makers saw near term rate hike as warranted
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ECB hopes to go into policy hibernation, sources say
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Digital currencies will not replace physical money soon: Bank of Japan official
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Regulation should not hinder cross-border bank deals: ECB's Villeroy
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Whether new dawn or another false one, euro zone economy is full of surprises
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BOJ gives early sign of lift-off with warnings on the costs of easing
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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ECB's Coeure expects bond-buying pledge to be dropped by Sept
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Paris watchdog win bolsters its fight for Brexit banks
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SEB: Nordic Outlook: Upturn broadening despite political threats Sweden: Industry accelerating as housing market slows
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EU picks Paris as new host for EBA after Brexit, sources say
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No global consensus on capping bank exposure to government bonds: ECB
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Prospect of post-Brexit boom sparks worry as well as celebration in Frankfurt
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Easy ECB policy needed to boost wages: Draghi
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Don't try to be clever, ECB tells City banks post Brexit
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Italian lender Carige seals backing for vital cash call
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Investors yank $6.8 billion from high yield bonds, third largest outflows: BAML
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BNP damps down Commerzbank tie-up talk, says just friends
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Cheap ECB cash still key for euro zone economy: Draghi
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Confidence in euro zone expansion strong among economists
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ECB's Nowotny says corporate bonds could be bigger share of stimulus
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SNB's Maechler says interest rate gap between Switzerland and others may widen
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ECB's Nowotny says central banks considering cryptocurrency regulation
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ECB more confident it will reach inflation target: Praet
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EU handling of Greek bailouts only partial success: EU auditors
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Markets should not expect ECB to beef up bond buys: Mersch
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World Bank revises down growth for six Western Balkan states
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Italy's Carige struggling with cash call as ECB deadline looms
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Dollar steadies as tax overhaul gets U.S. House nod

