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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Exclusive: Italy's central bank asks ECB to soften bad-loan plans - source
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ECB's Nowotny expects asset purchases to slow at start of next year: Trend
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European stocks to face central bank test after strong 2017: Reuters poll
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Dollar hits seven-week highs before payrolls
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Euro ministers to mull developing bailout fund into Europe's Monetary Fund
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From Trumpflation to Deutsche-boom? Schaeuble exit raises market hopes
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ECB's Nowotny urges gradual approach as QE decision nears
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Wolters Kluwer Holds Annual Global Client Conference to Discuss Integrated Regulatory Compliance & Reporting Trends
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Euro zone firms struggle to keep up with surging demand in September: PMI
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ECB tells banks to set aside more cash on bad loans
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ECB to force banks to raise bad debt provisions: draft document
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Bank of England says reliance on Libor poses risk to stability
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Danish crown to euro drop just a 'micro move' says central bank governor
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Energy, intermediate goods drive euro zone producer prices up in August
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Dollar softens against euro before heavy data week
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ECB reliance on bankers' feedback raises capture risk: activist group
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Calmer markets may call for smaller, longer ECB bond buys: Praet
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Euro zone September factory PMI hits highest since Feb 2011 as new orders accelerate
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Hedge funds look past the euro's stumble and like what they see
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Emergency ECB cash can slow a bank's rescue: Knot
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Equity bulls hold strong in Europe but favor U.S. stocks: Reuters poll
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Global funds raise equities to near two-year highs
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Euro zone inflation miss supports case for ECB caution
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Developed market bond yield rise to be modest thanks to low inflation: Reuters poll
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Greek recovery to strengthen, quick bailout review a must: Bank of Greece chief
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Weak German, Spanish inflation lends support to slow ECB exit
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Portugal on cusp of promotion to multi-trillion dollar bond leagues
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ECB's Lautenschlaeger expects Basel III deal by year end
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Factbox: Ideas on setting up a euro zone budget
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ECB should slow asset purchases, but keep policy loose: Villeroy
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Banks within the EU should embrace fintech as part of their governance and risk management frameworks in order to stay current with their growth plans, argues Risk Manage
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ECB says bank solvency, aid rules needs redefining
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Inflation in parts of Germany exceeds ECB target in September
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Exclusive: Portugal's big banks team up to tackle bad loans
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IMF says ECB proposal constructive, no need for asset quality check
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How to spend it? Merkel can count on record budget surplus
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ECB to discuss adjusting, not ending stimulus: Praet
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ECB's inflation objective should be symmetrical: Liikanen
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Italian parliament launches bank enquiry, but time limited
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Oversized European banking sector likely to shrink: ECB's Nouy
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Mizuho Financial Group selects BNP Paribas for custody and settlement services in Brazil
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ECB needs to weigh growth, stronger euro in policy move: Makuch
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Oil rally may help ECB pull the trigger in October but no game changer: analysts
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ECB's Draghi warns against hasty policy moves
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ECB's Costa says risk-handling brings side effects
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Czech central bank seen waiting for November to hike rates again: Reuters poll
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Uncertainty, geopolitical tensions boost yen, sink euro vs dollar
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ECB's Weidmann says should be no veto on nationality of Draghi's successor

