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 bonds-for-cash scheme stuck at less than half capacity
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ECB supervisors need flexibility in assessing risk: Nouy
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ECB says Banco Popular inspection is part of regular program
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Saudi Arabia, Russia push to extend oil output cut until March 2018
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Greece cuts 2017 growth forecast
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Portugal debt agency official says worried about liquidity, QE exit
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Report card: tries hard, could do better
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Risks to euro zone economy still not balanced: ECB's Lane
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G7 finance chiefs warn U.S. not to upset global growth
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Risks facing euro zone economy are receding: ECB's Lane
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German economic growth picks up speed, good news for Merkel
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G7 finance chiefs in Italy try to gauge Trump's policy plans
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Euro zone lenders, IMF to discuss Greek debt relief on Friday
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Greek central banker says debt relief, lower fiscal targets will open way for quantitative easing
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Rome seeks to reassure Mnuchin about Italian banks at G7
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ECB's Constancio says loose policy for longer is safer bet
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Greece says wrapping up bailout review will help it beat growth forecasts
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Germany's Schaeuble calls for euro zone parliament: La Repubblica
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EU raises euro zone growth forecasts, sees drop in unemployment
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Protectionism off the agenda but high in minds at G7 finance meeting
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Germany's Schaeuble says Macron faces 'terribly difficult' decisions
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Euro zone economy solid, but too early to declare victory, ECB's Draghi says
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Euro zone unemployment higher than data show, capping wages: ECB study
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Cellectis Reports 1st Quarter 2017 Financial Results
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Greek debt relief 'closer than ever' but creditors must act, Greek prime minister says
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Materialise Reports First Quarter 2017 Results
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SEB: Nordic Outlook: Global growth defy political uncertainty - Swedish monetary policy and wage formation out of step
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Wooing Germany: Macron team debates euro zone reform tactics
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Praising Macron, Merkel says Germany's hands tied on trade surplus
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Capital Gold Group Report: Eurozone Safe After French Election
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German industry orders rise for second month in a row
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AllianzGI CEO on wave of populism: "More worried than I've ever been"
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French central bank chief warns against parallel currencies
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Europe's banks keep up fight in trading battle with Wall St.
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ECB's Praet hints at more upbeat economic assessment as growth firms up
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PM Tsipras says Greece has done its bit, now wants debt relief
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Portugal breaks ranks as star euro zone bond performer
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Banks leaving UK may use own models for 'limited' time: ECB
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Euro zone businesses blow into second quarter on six-year high: PMI
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Oil falls 5 percent on supply woes; euro up before French vote
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Wave of optimism trumps populism as European markets spring back to life
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Euro zone economy outperforms U.S. with robust start to year
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Relief map for Greek debt? Not without a fight or two
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ECB's Nouy worried about 'race' to lure UK banks after Brexit
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Loose monetary policy raises risk of new financial crisis: Schaeuble
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Five countries sit on 90 percent of cash injected by ECB: study
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Euro zone factory activity hits six-year high in April: PMI
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ECB should talk in June about 2018, eventual QE exit: Nowotny

