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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Greek PM says economy will return to growth this year
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Hollande says Brexit should not put free movement at risk
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Gundlach says Yellen speech suggests accommodative Fed for longer
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German towns fail to tap into government's investment funds
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ECB rate meeting, Chinese GDP in focus
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Ex-EU economic chief Rehn switches from government to monetary policy
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Exclusive: Deutsche Bank considers thousands more job cuts - source
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ECB to keep policy steady in October; extend, tweak QE in December
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Don't trust Italian growth forecasts, experience suggests
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Raising inflation target now could damage ECB credibility: Mersch
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Several FOMC Members Saw Rate Rise 'Relatively Soon'
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Exclusive: ECB may review QE options but decision could be put off until December
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Euro zone hopes to keep IMF in Greek bailout: ECB's Coeure
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Zillow Mortgages Reports 5 bps W/W Increase in 30-Year Fixed Rate to $3.37%
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30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Continue to Rise; Current Rate is 3.37%, According to Zillow Mortgage Rate Ticker
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Fitch Affirms LeasePlan at 'BBB+' & Lincoln Finance at 'BB-'; Outlook Stable
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Commodities Increased in September due to Supply Fundamentals in Agriculture and Energy
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Bankers' love of London complicates Brexit relocation plans
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ECB policymaker Visco says QE exit would be data-dependent
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Deutsche Bank forced into rethink as strategy overhaul stutters: sources
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Greece gets positive review but euro zone withholds part of new loan payment
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Far from stepping back, top central banks are set to double down
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Euro zone economy resilient to recent shocks: ECB's Constancio
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Exclusive: IMF will stay out of Greek bailout, to take special status - sources
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ECB could hit inflation target by late 2018, early 2019 -Draghi
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ECB's Draghi tells G20 rates to stay low until growth convincingly picks up
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UBS CEO: European banks 'in much better shape' now than several years ago
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Global economy weekahead: Elusive 2016 Fed interest rate hike coming into focus
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G30 Publishes Oil and the Global Economy
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Finance leaders issue fresh warnings amid Deutsche worries, pound rout
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Share more or face stagnation, ECB tells euro zone countries
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Stocks fall after sterling 'flash crash', U.S. jobs data
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ECB is committed to keeping policy ultra easy: Praet
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ECB signals intention to push on with stimulus as growth sluggish
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G30 Publishes Thoughts on Monetary Policy: A European Perspective by Jacques de Larosière
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Mortgage Rates Largely Unchanged
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Bias still toward stronger U.S. dollar, but gains petering out: Reuters Poll
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Gauge of long-term euro zone inflation highest since June
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Upbeat U.S. data lift dollar index to two-month high
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Nobel laureate Stiglitz sees Italy, others leaving euro zone in coming years
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EU plans insolvency early warning alerts to cut banks' bad loans
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Euro zone business growth at 21-month low in September
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Wall Street gains; oil's rise fuels energy shares
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Dollar flat after U.S. data, euro rises with bond yields
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ECB has not discussed reducing bond purchases: spokesman
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Global stock markets set for modest gains in 2017: Reuters polls
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Investors most net short on longer-dated U.S. bonds since May: JPM

