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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Swedish central bank seen hiking by half percentage point to 3.5% next week- Reuters Poll
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ECB must guard against early exit from restrictive policy -Rehn
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U.S., Euro zone business activity accelerates to 11-month highs in April
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Take Five: Into the thick of it
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Short-sellers sit on $1 billion loss on European banks in April
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Short-sellers sit on $1 billion loss on European banks in April
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Short-sellers sit on $1 billion loss on European banks in April
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Short-sellers sit on $1 billion loss on European banks in April
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Short-sellers sit on $1 billion loss on European banks in April
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Oil rises but post weekly loss as economic uncertainty weighs
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First Trust Dynamic Europe Equity Income Fund Declares its Monthly Common Share Distribution of $0.07 Per Share for May
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First Trust/abrdn Global Opportunity Income Fund Declares its Monthly Common Share Distribution of $0.0525 Per Share for May
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ECB's Lagarde: "still a bit of a way to go" on monetary policy
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Some ECB governors doubted 'immaculate disinflation' in March
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Marketmind: Oil price relapse
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France sees debt burden easing, but interest costs surging
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ECB's Knot 'not uncomfortable' with terminal rate market expectations
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Analysis-Crisis radar falls on fault lines in Europe's commercial property
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Analysis-Crisis radar falls on fault lines in Europe's commercial property
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Dollar weakens as soft data backs US recession outlook
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Digital euro not a 'Big Brother' project, says EU official
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Credit squeeze 'biggest threat' to economic outlook, Fidelity International says
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Euro zone services booming but sentiment recovery may have stalled -ECB's Lane
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Marketmind: Crowded bonds unnerved
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Analysis-Rates shift gives European currencies fresh legs
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Core euro zone inflation edges up in March, keeping ECB on alert
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Euro zone current account surplus widens in February
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Analysis-ECB market rate bets: still some unfinished business for the hawks
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Stocks fall, yields climb on rate hike view
