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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Morgan Stanley sees no more ECB easing in 2026 as Mideast crisis lifts inflation risks
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German bonds slip from most favoured havens in safety dash
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Exclusive-Euro zone banks face multiple threats from Iran war, ECB supervisor says
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Morning Bid: 'Bump on the road' or gaping chasm?
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US dollar advances as Middle East conflict rages on, fuels safe-haven demand
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Trading Day: Respite, but for how long?
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Analysis-ECB wary of Iran-war inflation spike after missing last 'transitory' surge
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Child Marriage Is a Human Rights Crisis -- and Costs the World $175 Billion a Year. New Research Provides a Strategy to End It
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ECB blog suggests AI may create jobs rather than eliminate them
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AI may be creating instead of destroying jobs for now, ECB blog argues
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Euro zone services growth edged up in February as demand improved, PMI shows
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Squirro Appoints David Clarke as Chief Executive Officer and Dr. Dorian Selz as Executive Deputy Chairman
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European banks' government bond binge sparks regulatory concern
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Trading Day: Selling snowballs, turmoil spreads
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Morning bid: Hormuz haze hits markets
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Stablecoin use could weaken ECB's hand, hamper lenders, ECB paper finds
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Euro zone inflation jumps, faces quick hit from surging oil price
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ECB should be flexible as Iran conflict muddies outlook, Stournaras says
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Euro zone inflation could surge on lengthy Iran war, ECB's chief economist warns
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Proposed changes to the Management Board of LHV Pank and the governing bodies of LHV companies
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Ress Life Investments A/S publishes Net Asset Value (NAV).
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European markets hurting as Iran war widens
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Explainer-Europe braces for economic hit from Iran conflict
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The Fragmentation Advantage: Why Europe's Regulatory Complexity Is Creating New Digital Winners
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German inflation unexpectedly dips to 2% in February
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Several German states show inflation easing in February
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Euro zone consumers cut some inflation expectations, ECB survey shows
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Analysis-Under siege from politics, central bankers fight back - at a cost
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ECB sells some dollar assets, cuts weight of dollar in reserves
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ECB sees no wave of AI-led layoffs yet, Lagarde says
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ECB expects food inflation to settle just above 2%
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European shares retreat from record high, upbeat corporate earnings offset tech declines
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Yen strengthens after Bank of Japan signals data-driven rate hikes
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Trading Day: Another tech tonic, Nvidia delivers
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Yen hits two-week low after pro-stimulus board appointments
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Trading Day: A welcome dose of AI, tariff relief
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Trading Day: Trump tariff chaos hits US stocks hardest
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Information on unaudited Financial statements for the twelve month period as at 31st of December of 2025
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With US tariff rates up in the air, the economic fog again thickens
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Morning Bid: Counting the cost of tariff chaos
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Reaction to US Supreme Court ruling and Trump's new tariff threat
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ECB's Panetta says Chinese imports helped drive sharper‑than‑forecast inflation drop
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Morning Bid: Oil engulfed
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Euro zone businesses perform better than expected in February as manufacturing bounces back, PMI shows
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Europe's STOXX 600 hits record after US Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs
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Lagarde dampens ECB exit talk, says she expects to finish her term
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Trading Day: Wall Street ends modestly lower while US-Iran tensions boost crude prices
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Digital euro to cost EU banks 4-6 billion euros over 4 years, ECB estimates

