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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Five things the U.S. stock market is worried about after last week's rout
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Five things the U.S. stock market is worried about after last week's rout
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Five things the U.S. stock market is worried about after last week's rout
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Five things the U.S. stock market is worried about after last week's rout
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Five things the U.S. stock market is worried about after last week's rout
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Five things the U.S. stock market is worried about after last week's rout
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Euro, yen slide as market sentiment improves; dollar rises
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Ever so slowly, the euro zone economy awakes
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ECB's Lane says can do more QE if needed: report
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No swaps with foreign central banks in latest week: NY Fed
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Nuveen Asset Management’s Bob Doll Releases Ten Predictions 2016
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Expectations dwindle that euro will fall to parity with dollar: Reuters poll
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Money markets pricing in 50 percent chance of ECB rate cut in March
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Euro zone surveys solid at end-2015; Germany, Italy shine
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Chinese stocks: canary or elephant for world markets this year?
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Euro zone producer price falls decelerate in November
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ECB flags banks' business model as key risk area; eases focus on capital
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ECB says low bank profits bigger worry than capital
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Euro zone business growth picks up in December as firms take on staff: PMI
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No 'plan B' for ECB despite still low inflation: Praet
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US Pension Fund Fitness Tracker: Funding Ratios Rise 5% in Q4, but End Flat YTD in 2015, Capping High-Volatility Year
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German trade group fears 'erosion' of Europe, slams France and ECB
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Euro zone core inflation dip adds to ECB's headache
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Yen extends rally on China, Middle East worries
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Euro zone factory activity ends 2015 with growth in all countries
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China, euro zone and U.S. manufacturing suggest global economy still fragile
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Yen rallies on global stock market rout after Chinese data
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Dollar hovers near two-week high, eyes policy divergence for support in 2016
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Greek central banker urges government on bailout reforms
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Dollar gains over 9 percent against basket of major rivals in 2015
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ECB's Constancio says prefers no policy change in foreseeable future
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Euro zone lending improves further in November
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Dollar gains vs euro on risk appetite, oil gains lift ruble
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U.S. dollar net longs rise in latest week: CFTC, Reuters data
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Unconverted: Contrarian economist unswayed by Fed’s liftoff
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Oil continues recovery, dollar slips in quiet trade
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BNP reviews options for U.S. unit, on track to meet capital requirements

