Gold prices at fresh-five month high ahead of ECB meeting
Gold prices have gained some 9% so far this year on safe-haven buying.
SNB acted in anticipation of ECB QE, says Luxembourg finmin
The ECB could approve a bond-buying scheme on 22 January to battle deflation and revive growth in the eurozone.
Swiss franc skyrockets as SNB scraps EUR/CHF floor ahead of ECB stimulus
With ECB set to loosen euro taps soon, defending EUR/CHF would be quite costly for SNB.
William Keegan: UK and eurozone grapple with inflation trouble as austerity undermines economic growth
Economic policy cannot be left to central banks alone, as evidenced by the European Central Bank's struggle to emerge from the mire.
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24 European Banks Fail Finance Stress Tests says EBA
European regulators give banks two weeks to come up with plans to find €10bn capital shortfall
Gold Could Trade Sideways as it Contends with Currency Moves
Stronger US dollar will dent the yellow metal's safe-haven status.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen's Speech Could Push S&P 500 Past 2,000 Mark
Yellen and ECB chief Mario Draghi to speak at US Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole symposium on 22 August.
Central Banks Watch: BoE, ECB and RBA to Set Rates; Draghi and Kuroda to Speak
None of them are seen altering rates, going by recent policy statements.
European Central Bank's Website Hacked
Email addresses and contact details stolen following security breach at the European Central Bank
Eurozone Stimulus: QE Remains an Option, Says ECB's Vitor Constancio
Commerzbank analysts see a 40% probability of ECB asset purchase programme.
ECB Policymaker: Eurozone Inflation Will Stick Under Target in Short-Term
ECB ready to act on inflation risks amid weak economic recovery in Europe.
ECB Ready to Act on Inflation Risks: President Mario Draghi
Eurozone inflation will likely average 0.8% in 2014 and 1.2% in 2015.
China Sovereign Wealth Fund Could Consider EU Asset Buys if ECB Pumps Fresh Stimulus
China Investment Corporation (CIC) chairman Ding Xuedong says eurozone monetary easing to spell "good news."
Government Cheers but Portugal Exits Bailout With a Whimper
Mission is only half accomplished as Portugal prepares to reassert control over its finances.
Banks Bullish as Portugal Prepares to Exit Bailout
The country follows Ireland to become the second country to leave the EU/IMF bailout programme.
Eurozone Not in Deflationary Cycle, Says ECB's Jens Weidmann
ECB scheduled to meet on 3 April, when bank expected to leave rates untouched.
UniCredit to Axe 8,500 Jobs After Record €14bn Annual Loss
The Italian bank put a whopping €13.7bn aside to cover losses from bad loans in 2013.
European Central Bank IT Worker Curran Padake Cleared Of Notting Hill Carnival Sexual Assault
Jury at Southwark Crown Court finds the 46-year-old not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman
Italy's Troubled Banks Crammed with €156bn in Bad Loans
Italy's Bankers' Association reports banks have highest portion of bad loans since May 1999.
EU Chief: Banks Need to Fail ECB Stress Tests to Prove Process Credibility
Danièle Nouy says some banks must fail in stress tests to make review of eurozone credible.
Eurozone Banks Face £42bn Black Hole and German Lenders Expected to Fail
Analyst Davide Serra claims that the European Banking Authority will find holes in banks via tests.
UniCredit: Big European Banks Don't Need More Cheap ECB Loans
UniCredit boss Federico Ghizzoni says that big lenders don't need more long term refinancing from European Central Bank.
EU Must Be Able to 'Resolve' a Bad Bank in a Weekend
European Central Bank candidate Sabine Lautenschlaeger says EU must have rapid response to solve any crisis.
Eurozone Could be Entering Deflation Spiral
Eurostat indicates annual inflation is down to 0.8% in December 2013.
European Markets Rise Amid Federal Reserve QE Taper Uncertainty
The US Fed's FOMC will meet on 17-18 December.
EU Fast Tracks Taxpayer Protection With Bank Bailout Rules
European regulators propose to speed up banking reforms to protect taxpayers from bank failures.
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