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ECB's public debate on QE intensifies as media window narrows
By Alessandro Speciale
The European Central Bank?s public debate over buying government bonds is reaching a climax.
Greek crisis jolts QE juggernaut as ECB ponders deflation
By Stefan Riecher & Jana Randow
Mario Draghi has more evidence than ever to start quantitative easing as soon as this month -- if only he can find a way to deal with Greece.
Merkel party member calls on ECB not to buy struggling states’ bonds
A senior member of Angela Merkels party has warned the European Central Bank not to pour money into Greece and other struggling eurozone states through bond purchases, saying this would reduce pressure on them to enact much-needed reforms.
Euro starts new year at new low
By Wayne Cole
The euro started the new year at 29-month lows in Asia on Friday after the head of the European Central Bank fanned expectations it would take bolder steps on stimulus this month, underlining the U.S. dollar's expanding yield advantage.
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ECB: Proposed Changes to Bulgaria Deposit Insurance Law Harm C-Bank
The European Central bank has warned against proposed amendments to the Deposit Insurance Act, saying they could constitute an infringement on the national bank's independence.
In a statement the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), Bulgaria's central regulator, cites the letter from ECB signed by the European institution's head Mario Draghi.
Europe stocks climb for third day as Greek, Italian shares gain
European stocks extended a seven- week high, led by equities from the regions periphery. US index futures were little changed before the release of minutes from the Federal Reserves last policy meeting.
Draghi repeats ECB balance sheet to move toward 2012 level
The European Central Bank aims to increase the size of its balance sheet toward the levels of 2012, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, repeating language that has annoyed some policymakers at the bank by essentially setting a target for the expansion.
Euro edges higher, stocks sag before ECB meeting
The euro edged higher and European stocks pulled back on Thursday as investors waited to see what message ECB chief Mario Draghi will send after the European Central Bank's monthly meeting, following another run of poor eurozone data.
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Merkel-Draghi not blinking yet as market rout raises QE pressure
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi aren't blinking yet.
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Greek ambition to slip bailout shackles meets Draghi hurdle
Antonis Samaras’s ambition to drive Greece out of its rescue program is running into a roadblock.
The country’s prime minister might be thwarted by conditions for the European Central Bank’s asset-purchase program, as detailed by President Mario Draghi. P... ...