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European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi unveiled a new €20 bank note.

Antediluvian economic doctrines of Germany have caused unnecessary social harm to Greece, Ireland, Spain, Italy, and Portugal.

England coaches have produced an almighty cock-up - but the problems run deeper than team selection.

Upbeat US January jobs report will compel market to focus on US economy, the greenback and US interest rates.

ECB earlier lifted waiver of minimum credit rating requirements for marketable instruments issued or guaranteed by Greek government.

Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said he had a fruitful discussion with European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Wednesday (February 4) and delivered the message that there cannot be business as usual in Greece.

When economies are in a hole, they should not be forced to dig deeper.

Alexis Tsipras, leader of Syriza and Greek prime minister, called Troika 'dead'.

The European Central Bank agreed a programme to print money to buy up to €60bn worth of sovereign bonds from March until September 2016.

Economic policy cannot be left to central banks alone, as evidenced by the European Central Bank's struggle to emerge from the mire.

Euro is just 163 pips away from a 11-year low against the dollar.

Analysts at Markit also mentioned deflation risks in eurozone in its December PMI release.

Janus Capital portfolio manager says central banks in US, Europe and Japan creating more and more debt.

Major currencies under pressure from rising dollar as market expects positive US jobs data.

EUR/USD touches 28-month low while GBP/USD holds tad above 14-month low.

Sterling under pressure against dollar as market awaits BoE meeting.

Four major G10 economies and that many major emerging economies are set to decide rates in the first week of December.

This week's rhetoric on inflation shows the European Commission is being pulled apart by horses.

Confidence holds steady for the second month in a row, but German inflation has fallen.

The pair will announce separate initiatives designed to stimulate demand in Europe.

ECB published letter written by former ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet to then Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan in November 2010.

BoJ will now buy assets at an annual pace of about 80tn yen.

Jonathan Trott has received his first international call-up since leaving England's Ashes tour.

Sharp dollar rally to weigh heavily on rate decisions of central banks.

Global GDP growth for this year and the next will be slower than earlier forecasts as emerging market economies would slow more than expected.

The Ifo Business Climate Index for industry and trade in Germany hits 17-month low in September.

Markit says output growth in eurozone slumps to nine month low and may slow even more.

Wolters Kluwer Financial Services reveals how failing the test will be a double edged sword

MPC minutes show concern among UK interest rate setters about declining eurozone economy.

Response of emerging markets central banks awaited after surprise rate cut by the European Central Bank.