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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Morning Bid: Trade worries entrenched
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Assistance from law firm specialists in fund formation in Europe
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France and Spain inflation data, ECB survey bolster case for rate cuts
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European shares hits a weekly decline as tariff worries persist
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Dollar slips on growth fears before next tariff announcement
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Euro zone consumers may be put off by inflation 'misperception,' ECB's Schnabel says
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De-dollarisation could speed up with US isolationist policies, analysts say
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Trade war's impact on growth extremely detrimental, ECB says
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Morning Bid: Auto tariffs jump the gun
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Immatics Announces Full Year 2024 Financial Results and Business Update
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ECB says it watches bank liquidity closely, works well with Fed
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Euro zone lending growth accelerates further, ECB data shows
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Santander and BBVA seek favourable capital treatment from ECB, Cinco Dias reports
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ECB warns banks of liquidity risk from geopolitical shocks
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ECB's Kazaks expects more rate cuts if current economic trajectory holds, Bloomberg News reports
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Dollar mixed, Mexican peso and Canadian dollar drop on auto tariffs
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Exor Press Release - Tender Offer Launch
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Resolutions of Annual General Meeting of LHV Group
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European shares end lower as US tariff deadline looms
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ECB must be pragmatic, data driven in setting rates, Panetta says
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Notice of optional redemption of bonds due 23 December 2029
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Morning Bid: Tariff exclusion hopes prop up markets
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Key ECB dove makes case for more easing, others more cautious
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Some European officials weigh if they can rely on Fed for dollars under Trump
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Trading Day: Consolidating while awaiting tariff clarity
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Everything points towards ECB rate cut in April, Stournaras says
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Morning Bid: Glum end to markets week as tariffs loom
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European shares end week higher; airlines hit by Heathrow closure
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Morning Bid: UK red tape, red ink, and Rachel's rules
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Trading Day: No direction Jerome
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Trump trade upheaval leaves foreign central banks guessing
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Central banks turn more cautious on rate cuts
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Europe exposed to economic coercion via payment schemes, ECB warns
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Bank of England raises prospect of pause in rate cuts as uncertainty mounts
