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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Asian shares extend gains as investor fears ease
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Asian shares extend gains as investor fears ease
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ECB expects Greek action on bad loans, pensions, income tax
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ECB considers scrapping 500 euro note
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ECB ready to act, keeps eye on bank stocks, oil prices: Draghi
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Bundesbank cuts German inflation forecast after oil dip
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ECB in talks with Italy over buying bundles of bad loans
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Global shares climb as firmer Chinese yuan eases deflation fears
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Yen gains vs euro, dollar as oil, stocks falter anew
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Fed's 'dot plot' looks increasingly out of touch on rates
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Dijsselbloem rejects calls for looser banking rules
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Market turmoil could hold back euro zone inflation: ECB's Coeure
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Global High Income Fund Inc. – Fund Commentary and Portfolio Statistics
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Desperately seeking signs of inflation
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ECB rate cut likely but no appetite for now for radical easing: policymakers
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Market turbulence raises worries of third crisis wave
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Bank sell-off casts shadow on Europe's fragile recovery
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Euro zone economic muscle weak as global storm gathers
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Yellen's dilemma: a downturn with no easy response
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Yellen's dilemma: a downturn with no easy response
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Yellen's dilemma: a downturn with no easy response
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Yellen's dilemma: a downturn with no easy response
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Yellen's dilemma: a downturn with no easy response
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What's behind the global stock market selloff?
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Chilled by sub-zero rates, investors urge central bank rethink
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Sweden cuts rates deeper into negative territory, steps up currency war
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Even chance of more ECB QE in March; deposit rate cut to minus 0.40 percent: Reuters poll
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Portugal finance minister wary of yield rise, promises budget rigor
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Falling knives really do cut
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CYS Investments, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter and Year Ended 2015 Financial Results
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Commodities Decreased in January as Fundamental Factors Continued to Drive Returns
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Shock slump across European industry bodes ill for 2016
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Central banks can cut rates well below zero, says JP Morgan
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French economy not hit by market turbulence: Villeroy de Galhau
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Pöyry PLC: Pöyry PLC's notice concerning annual accounts for 2015
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Europe to call on G20 finance chiefs for urgent action on growth
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Negative U.S. rates possible, but no panacea for economic woes
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As worries mount, European banks face sell-off more savage than 2008
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Negative bond yields: the world's $6 trillion (and growing) problem
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Export-hooked Germany rebalances economy - up to a point
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German, French central bankers warn of overreaction to China
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German output drop raises doubts about growth prospects
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Tension rises in bank-to-bank lending but far off crisis peaks
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Greece, lenders should conclude first bailout review the soonest: government
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SEB: Nordic Outlook: Stronger global growth, but downside risks dominate - Swedish boom threatened by imbalances
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Investors pull $14 million from Bill Gross's Janus fund in January: Morningstar
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Tax hikes 'self defeating' when trying to cut government debt: ECB paper
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U.S. dollar falls with oil, equities as markets seek safety
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German, French central bankers call for euro zone finance ministry
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Eurosytem financial assets grew by 5 pct per year since 2002: ECB
