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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ECB's Nowotny says interest rates to stay low as long as growth is low
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Greece's liabilities toward ECB payment system near their 2012 highs
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ECB must not fall behind curve in deflation fight: BoI's Gaiotti
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ECB revises down lending data to reflect offloaded loans
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Dollar strengthens on diverging Fed, ECB monetary policy
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EU's Schulz says cannot understand Tsipras' Greek coalition choice
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Equities, dollar and oil gain as gold slips
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Dollar on the mend as bulls recover from Fed disappointment
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Global uncertainty changed timing of Fed rate hike: ECB's Liikanen
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ECB chief economist declares 'Readiness and decisiveness' to act: paper
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For U.S. banks, Fed inaction makes a bad trading quarter even worse
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Yellen's rate blink shows green light for bond buyers
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Eyes on PMIs for clues after Fed keeps markets guessing
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Wary Fed has markets recalling years of Japan disappointment
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Central banks fret stimulus efforts are falling short
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ECB's Coeure says euro zone, U.S. monetary policy diverge
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BOJ brainstorms stimulus overhaul as options dwindle: sources
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After Fed holds rates again, does zero mean forever?
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Currency Conundrum: New Index Tools for Investors Hedging Currency Exposure in International Portfolios
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Even as Fed mulls hike, markets see chance of another ECB cut
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New Greek government will toe bailout line, at least for now
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ECB bulletin sees risks to growth, inflation forecasts
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ECB lowers ELA cap for Greek banks as liquidity conditions improve
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Looming Fed rate decision a test of Yellen's jobs vision
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Looming Fed rate decision a test of Yellen's jobs vision
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Looming Fed rate decision a test of Yellen's jobs vision
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Looming Fed rate decision a test of Yellen's jobs vision
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ECB gives central banks power to announce emergency funding
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Creditors hope for broad Greek coalition; fat chance
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Euro zone inflation grinds even slower in August, raises expectations of more QE
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OECD trims growth outlook but urges Fed action this week
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ECB vice president says immigrants can stop Europe's 'demographic suicide'
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ECB says quantitative easing relatively small so far, has scope: Constancio
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Dollar retreats, weighed down by fall in U.S. inflation
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UK inflation slips back to zero in August as oil weighs
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ECB to extend QE beyond September 2016 say traders: Reuters poll
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Fed to dominate week of central bank meetings
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Divided on diagnosis, EU ponders euro zone reform
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EU finmins agree 'principles' of future relations with Britain
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Fed to dominate week of central bank meetings
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Germany's Schaeuble says central banks alone cannot solve economic woes
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ECB's Coeure: euro zone growth too weak to create enough jobs
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Orion Engineered Carbons Announces Interim Cash Dividend
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Greek bailout review in October to pave way for debt talks
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30 years on, parallels with Plaza but currency universe very different
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ECB to extend QE beyond September 2016 to battle low inflation: Reuters poll
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ECB likely to stretch bond purchases into early 2017: Goldman Sachs
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ECB monitors 100 'riskiest' small euro zone banks: source
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ECB's Coeure warns about data gaps on banks, economy
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