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 latest rate cut will help inflation back to 2%, Lane says
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ECB, China's central bank renew cooperation agreement
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AB Artea bankas own shares acquisition programme completed
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Trade war resolution may require concessions from all, ECB's Lagarde says
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Caddington Limited Announces Strategic Portfolio Adjustments Amid Resilient Financial Markets and Rate Uncertainty
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ECB will be as "agile" as needed in line with data flow- Villeroy
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Pause in ECB rate cuts could last a while, policymaker Holzmann tells Austrian TV
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Bank of Spain lowers 2025 economic growth forecast to 2.4% amid trade tensions
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ECB close to being done with rate cuts, Kazimir says
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Europe's equities ease as US-China trade talks grip markets
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John Michael Denhof starts taking the position of a member of the Supervisory Council of AB Artea bankas
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Dollar softens as US-China talks take spotlight
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ECB can take time on policy, policymaker Nagel says
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ECB should not 'overreact' if inflation edges below 2%, Vujcic says
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ECB should watch out for price hikes from U.S. tariffs, Schnabel says
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ECB's Schnabel sees no lasting decoupling from Fed
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ECB is 'nearly done' with cuts if forecasts hold, Vujcic says
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Trading Day: Markets rise above the fray
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Fed should cut interest rate by a full point, Trump says
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ECB policymakers debate risk of inflation going too low
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US equity funds see outflows on trade policy worries, Europe drew inflows ahead of ECB rate cut
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Morning Bid: Trump-Musk bust-up smolders
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Analysis-Why Switzerland's strong franc could lead it back to negative interest rates
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German government spending may take years to boost growth, Bundesbank says
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ECB's Stournaras: Another rate cut dependent on economy weakening further
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European equities gain for second week on jobs data and trade hopes
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ECB's Kazaks calls time on rate-cut streak
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Morning Bid: Trump-Musk feud shakes markets pre-payrolls
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Dollar advances against peers after strong US economic data
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Trading Day: Trump-Musk feud slams stocks
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ECB cuts inflation, growth projections
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ECB governors see July pause but Sept up in the air
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Analysis-For markets, end to ECB rate cuts just got closer
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ECB's Lagarde says foreign investors are confident about Europe
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Trade war could cut euro zone inflation further, ECB scenarios show
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ECB cuts interest rates for eighth time amid trade tensions, cooling inflation
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Big central banks' forecasting lens gets fogged by US tariffs
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Lagarde comments at ECB press conference
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ECB delivers another rate cut
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ECB cuts rates for eighth time amid trade war risk
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Morning Bid: ECB to cut, Fed hopes up
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European shares inch up as Lagarde's remarks offset ECB rate cut
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Morning Bid: Switch 2 debuts but no fun-and-games in trade
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US stocks end lower, crude gains as Trump-Musk row distracts from trade talks, data
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Dollar drops against euro after ECB indicates possible end to rate easing cycle
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ECB cuts rates again but hints at pause
