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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Global stocks edge up, commodities slip amid China, Fed uncertainty
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Firmer stock markets put yen and euro under pressure
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U.S.-based stock funds get most cash in five months in latest week: ICI
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Extending quantitative easing challenges ECB's bond holding limits
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European funds' cash holdings at five-year high as markets recoil: poll
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U.S. funds turn against stocks and favor debt in September: poll
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Global funds cut equity holdings as growth fears mount: poll
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S&P sees ECB doubling QE, tests savage China slowdown
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Loss of central bank traction puts mandates under scrutiny
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Global stocks end worst quarter in four years on upbeat note
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German prices fall in September for first time in eight months
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Bundesbank chief warns of risks from cheap money
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Almost all large euro zone banks have capital above requirements: ECB's Coene
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Global stocks hit two-year lows on commodity outlook; biotechs fall
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HSBC swims further against FX tide, ups 2016 euro forecast to $1.20
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ECB to increase QE in the next six months say traders: Reuters poll
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ECB still accepting VW's asset-backed securities as collateral
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Greece's Eurobank says non-performing loans rose slightly in Q2
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Some euro zone banks don't comply with governance standards: ECB's Lautenschlaeger
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Euro zone inflation, U.S. jobs set to dominate
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Global stocks, commodities pulled lower on growth worry
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Three former French central bankers back Villeroy de Galhau: Les Echos
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Euro zone inflation, U.S. jobs set to dominate
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Nationalizing a failed clearing house an option: EU document
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The Conference Board Leading Economic Index® (LEI) for the Euro Area Increased in August
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Era of low sovereign yields not ending, even if Fed hikes: poll
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Young middle class lose out most from deflation: study
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Euro zone lending inches up but money supply growth slows
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Yellen Says Rate Hike Likely Appropriate Later This Year
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Central banks will struggle to raise rates from zero: ECB's Praet
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EU banks' bad loans worth about 1 trillion euros end-2014: IMF paper
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EM crises, low rates are risks for European financial stability: EU
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Global Economic Growth, Like Fed Rate Increases, Expected to be Long and Slow
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Firms upbeat in face of uncertainty abroad
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Dollar, shares gain on Yellen speech, U.S. GDP
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Dollar extends drop against euro on global growth concerns
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Most big euro zone banks have capital way above requirement: ECB
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Rising German pay not enough to buoy Europe, say economists
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ECB's Draghi says too early to decide on further stimulus
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ECB cuts Deutsche, State Street from ABS purchase program
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ECB's Jazbec says too early to discuss modifying quantitative easing
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Euro zone business growth slows in September as Asian demand weakens
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Greek banks' capital gap may hit upper end of 10-25 billion euro range: paper
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Dollar slips vs. euro after ECB's Draghi remarks on stimulus program
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Pimco: Fed 'may find it impossible' to escape lower bound of rates
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New accounting rules to challenge banking industry: ECB's Nouy
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Dollar extends gains against euro on 2015 Fed rate hike bets
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Global equities drop as commodities tumble, dollar up
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Dollar regains mojo as 2015 Fed hike view stays intact
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ECB has no particular stance on currencies, Nowotny says

