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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ECB's Constancio compares Bitcoin to Dutch tulip mania
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New inflation forces keep central bankers up at night: ECB
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Euro zone businesses race ahead, point to strong growth
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Europe's youth unemployment poses risk to democracy: Draghi
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ECB warns Balkans over excessive reliance on euro
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IMF says BOJ should maintain massive stimulus
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Immigrants likely boosting euro zone's labor force: ECB
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As crisis ebbs, Tsipras promises doubters a 'new' Greece
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Don't look to monetary policy to tackle bubbles: Draghi
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Corporate debt may take bigger slice of QE pie as ECB tapers
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Euro zone yields hit highest in weeks after Fed signals rate hike
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ECB may ask fintech banks to hold bigger buffers
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ECB launches new reference rate after failed reform
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Banks boost European shares after Fed signals December hike
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U.S. yield curve flattens, stocks dip as rate views adjusted
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First Trust Advisors L.P. Announces Distributions for Exchange-Traded Funds
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ECB to wind down stimulus starting early 2018: BlackRock's Rieder
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Economists see Bank of England mistake in hiking rates now: Reuters poll
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Strong euro, economy call for ECB shift away from bond buys: Knot
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For next ECB taper clues, euro zone bond markets look to the Fed
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EU moves to extend grip on financial sector after Brexit
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Japan PM Abe to delay timing of achieving budget balance target: sources
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Systemic Risk Council Comments on the Treasury Department's June 2017 Report
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ECB seen keeping option to prolong bond-buying again in 2018: sources
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Swiss franc falls to lowest versus euro since January 2015
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Give ECB supervisors more power, not rules: Lautenschlaeger
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Bank of England's Carney sees Brexit pushing up inflation, slowing growth
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Euro crisis over, Portugal's investment-grade comeback cuts bond yields
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Banks to borrow 4.0 billion euros at ECB's weekly tender: Reuters poll
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ECB's Hansson calls for broad discussion beyond 'inordinate focus' on asset buys
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ECB's next move should be a set of measures going beyond QE: Hansson
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Greece must complete most pending bailout reforms by November: PM
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In shedding bonds, Fed aims for boring end to crisis-era measures
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Global stocks, dollar rise as investors turn eyes to Fed
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Dollar retreats as post-Fed meeting glow fades
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Greek backtracking on reforms may prolong next review: ECB official
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ECB's Praet says substantial stimulus still needed
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France and Italy open to German ECB chief, but not Weidmann: Spiegel
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Greece sees no need for precautionary credit line to exit bailout
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U.S. pensions stuck in the red despite stock market boom
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Former ECB board member says EU rules could pose bank run risks
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Cash flow to German banks to dry when QE is unwound: ECB paper
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ECB to announce in October plans to reduce QE; buy bonds through June 2018: Reuters Poll
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Euro zone wage growth surges, making ECB taper more likely
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Greek banks don't need asset quality review now: ECB
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Greek bank liquidity has improved materially: ECB's Coeure
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ECB's Lautenschlaeger says it's time to cut bond purchases
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ECB says banks may try to avoid its supervision after Brexit
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Nail euro zone problems first, fix institutions later, ministers say
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ECB must be cautious in exiting extraordinary monetary policy: Schaeuble
