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The European Central Bank left interest rates on hold as policy makers weigh their options to increase stimulus.
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The European Central Bank will revise up its growth and inflation forecasts next week and keep interest rates unchanged as confidence among entrepreneurs and investors improves, Commerzbank AG predicts.
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Lending to households and companies in the euro area shrank for an eighth month in December as the recession damped demand for credit.
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Jean-Claude Trichet had almost four years to settle into the role of European Central Bank president before being thrown into crisis-fighting mode. Mario Draghi goes to battle on day one.
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The European Central Bank is now the focus of investors urging the ECB to reclaim the lead in crisis- fighting after euro-area governments yesterday delivered relief to the bond markets of Spain and Italy.
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The European Central Bank left interest rates on hold as the region’s economic slump deepens.
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Mario Draghi may have spoken too soon.
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European inflation slowed last month and exports dropped in March as the euro region’s spreading fiscal crisis undermined the economy and consumer demand.
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The European Central Bank failed to fully offset the extra liquidity created by its bond purchases for the first time in seven months, a sign of mounting tensions among euro-area banks.
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European leaders turn to the European Central Bank this week, seeking assistance from monetary policy makers to reinforce gains following euro-area leaders’ moves to calm markets and accelerate the currency bloc’s integration.
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