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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European funds cut U.S. exposure after Fed; raise global bond holdings: poll
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Japan fund managers keep stocks allocations steady in December: poll
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Cheers to beer! Blockbuster brewers' merger boosts UK dealmaking
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ECB's Weidmann: euro zone recovery should pick up in 2016
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ECB's Vasiliauskas sees no need for further monetary stimulus
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ECB will keep easy policy for as long as necessary: Praet
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ECB will keep easy policy for as long as necessary: Praet
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ECB will keep easy policy for as long as necessary: Praet
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ECB will keep easy policy for as long as necessary: Praet
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U.S. dollar net longs hit lowest since early Nov - CFTC, Reuters data
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Italy's Renzi blasts German policies at EU summit
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Prospects still slim for major global economic pickup
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2015 the year of the dollar's reign, emerging market pain
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'EU deposit insurance' vanishes from EU leaders' draft conclusions
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Yellen's "tightening" promises a slow crawl higher
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Pimco projects 2-2.5 percent U.S. GDP in 2016, favors TIPS
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Economic impact of Paris attacks expected to be short-lived, INSEE says
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Dollar at the heart of post-Fed market puzzle
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Fed hike clears path for BoE's Carney - but not right away
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As Fed fog lifts, central bankers keep puzzling over China
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Dollar hits two-week highs in wake of Fed rate hike
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Legg Mason Portfolio Managers Respond to Federal Reserve Rate Hike
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Fitch: U.S. Fed Rate Rise May Add to Sovereign Challenges
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Foreign-focused share funds bleed most cash in nearly a year: ICI
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Euro zone marks solid fourth quarter but with slight loss of momentum: PMIs
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Debt and reforms top investor concerns as Spain goes to the polls
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Germany plans to borrow more in 2016, to repay debt, refugee costs
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Euro zone inflation revised up to 0.2 percent in November
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HKTDC Expects 2% Growth in Export Volume in 2016
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Orion Engineered Carbons Announces Interim Cash Dividend
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Growth and volatility will define global economy in 2016, says PineBridge Investments
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Janet Yellen: An orthodox economist for unorthodox times
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Fed's Yellen: an orthodox economist for unorthodox times
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Dollar gains vs euro after US CPI data cements rate hike view
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FTSE set to gain in 2016, but seen missing earlier forecast: Reuters Poll
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European stocks to rise but unlikely to regain 2015 peaks: Reuters poll
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ECB will reach inflation target without undue delay: Draghi
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The Fed Awakens
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S&P Revises Counterparty Rating on National Bank of Greece to 'SD' Following Completion of Capital Raise

