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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Marketmind: Central banks try to see through stress
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Swiss National Bank raises rates, says Credit Suisse takeover prevented larger crisis
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Europe's hikers look to carry on as Fed hesitates
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Stocks up, bond yields fall as markets mull a Fed policy pause
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Dollar pares losses after central banks raise rates
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Bank of England raises rates, says inflation set to fade
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CNH Industrial: Periodic Report on $300 Million Buyback Program. Completion of Second $50 million tranche and launch of Third $50 million tranche
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CNH Industrial: Periodic Report on $300 Million Buyback Program. Completion of Second $50 million tranche and launch of Third $50 million tranche
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Stubborn inflation may require more ECB rate hikes: Nagel
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ECB to publish first detailed carbon footprint
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Marketmind: Leaning back to Fed hike, UK inflation jolt
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ECB looking for signs of stress but banking crisis unlikely
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EBA CLEARING to enrich RT1 and STEP2 with fraud prevention and detection capabilities
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Bundesbank chief: rate-setters must be ‘stubborn’ in inflation fight -FT
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Hedge funds eye opportunities in cut-price Credit Suisse AT1s
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Market turmoil is doing central bankers' jobs for them
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Immatics (IMTX) Reports FY22 Results, Issues Corporate Update
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European banks have cash but shouldn't get complacent, regulators say
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Immatics Announces Full Year 2022 Financial Results and Corporate Update
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Immatics Announces Full Year 2022 Financial Results and Corporate Update
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Marketmind: And breathe - edgy market calm returns
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SNB to follow ECB and hike policy rate by 50 bps on March 23
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European stocks higher; confidence returns ahead of Fed meeting
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Global bank bonds claw back losses as markets rout eases
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Finastra partners with Aspire Systems to facilitate payments modernization and instant payments for financial institutions globally
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Marketmind: Signs of confidence re-emerge after bank storm
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First Republic leads surge in bank stocks as Fed comes into focus
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Shares jump but investor fears about bank 'whack-a-mole' linger
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Switzerland's secretive Credit Suisse rescue rocks global finance
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ECB's Holzmann waters down call for three more rate hikes
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Marketmind: Europe, US reverse bank jitter sell-offs: will Asia follow?
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First Trust/abrdn Global Opportunity Income Fund Increases its Monthly Common Share Distribution to $0.0525 Per Share for April
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First Trust Dynamic Europe Equity Income Fund Declares its Monthly Common Share Distribution of $0.07 Per Share for April
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Ferrari N.v.: Periodic Report on the Buyback Program
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Ferrari N.v.: Periodic Report on the Buyback Program
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Global banking turbulence prompts Wall Street banks to trim hawkish Fed bets
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Market turmoil may do ECB's work in dampening demand - Lagarde
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ECB's Centeno sees some build-up of inflationary tensions
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Uncertainty reigns as Fed considers interest rate hike
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European banks trim losses after EU supervisors defend AT1 bonds
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Factbox-What can the ECB do to stop the banking crisis?
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German economy heading for contraction in Q1, Bundesbank says
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European bank supervisors step in to stem rout in bonds
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Marketmind: Fed halt being priced as bank blaze smoulders
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S.Africa to call it a wrap on current hikes with last 25 bps on March 30- Reuters poll
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S.Africa to call it a wrap on current hikes with last 25 bps on March 30- Reuters poll
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S.Africa to call it a wrap on current hikes with last 25 bps on March 30- Reuters poll
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S.Africa to call it a wrap on current hikes with last 25 bps on March 30- Reuters poll
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S.Africa to call it a wrap on current hikes with last 25 bps on March 30- Reuters poll
