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European Central Bank to buy government bonds
FRANKFURT, Germany: The European Central Bank says it will actively implement a bond-purchase program that could boost Spanish and Italian bonds and drive down interest yields that threaten those countries with financial disaster.
European Central Bank seeks to cool euro's soar to 14-month high
LUXEMBOURG: Seeking to cool the euro's soar toward a 14-month high, the European Central Bank and the 16 nations that use the euro said Monday that they supported a strong dollar.
European Central Bank says QE not on agenda
FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank is not currently considering widening its asset purchases to include government debt, ECB Governing Council member Christian Noyer was quoted as saying on Saturday.
European Central Bank to cut rates
The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates to an all-time low of 1.5% on Thursday and slash its 2009 and 2010 economic forecasts to reflect the break-neck pace of deterioration in the euro zone.
No new European Central Bank policies seen
FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank (ECB) is unlikely to make new policy moves at its monthly meeting this week, focusing instead on monitoring the impact of last month’s unprecedented package of measures.
European Central Bank may cut rates
FRANKFURT: Weaker-than-expected eurozone inflation data could prompt the European Central Bank (ECB) to cut its interest rates this week, but experts are reluctant to place their bets just yet.
Opinion: Europe is planning its very own e-currency
The European Central Bank appears serious about a digital euro.
Life after ECB's 'Super Mario' unnerves global investors
LONDON/NEW YORK: "Whatever it takes" is a daunting legacy for any departing central bank chief to bequeath a successor and leaves world markets anxious about what is to come after Mario Draghi leaves the European Central Bank later this year.
ECB close to Irish debt deal as Anglo liquidated
DUBLIN/FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank moved towards agreeing a deal on Thursday to ease Ireland's debt burden after Dublin rushed through emergency legislation to liquidate Anglo Irish Bank.
ECB should bolster its transparency, campaigners say
FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank (ECB) is no longer accountable enough in view of its enhanced powers and the reach of its decision-making, according to Transparency International EU.
