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Stocks in Switzerland were little changed, with the benchmark Swiss Market Index heading for its second weekly decline, as the European Central Bank said overnight deposits soared to a record after its second allocation of three-year loans.
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European leaders declared a turning point in the Greece-fueled debt crisis, shifting their focus away from the budget-cutting spree that has dominated two years of rescue operations.
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The European Central Bank said overnight deposits soared to a record after its second allocation of three-year loans.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said he’s “reasonably satisfied” with the second provision of unlimited cash to lenders over three years.
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Asian stocks entered a bull market yesterday after central-bank easing from the U.S. and Europe to China and Japan fueled the fastest rally in more than two years.
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Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has warned European Central Bank President Mario Draghi about growing euro-system risks and called for a return to the safety rules that applied before the financial crisis, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said in a preview of a story that will run tomorrow, citing a letter from Weidmann to Draghi.
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The European Central Bank, which today offered lenders a second round of unlimited loans, will help some bank stocks double this year, say top fund managers who successfully bet on the biggest bank rally since 2009.
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The number of financial institutions flocking to the European Central Bank’s three-year loans soared to 800 and borrowing rose to a record in an operation that may boost the euro-area economy.
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If growth is the answer to Europe’s debt crisis, then oil is the question.
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Euro-area inflation unexpectedly slowed in January as the economy cooled and governments cut spending across the 17-nation currency region.
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