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ECB Monthly Bulletin, November 2006

The European Central Bank published its November 2006 Monthly Bulletin on Thursday 9 November. In the report the ECB reiterated that it needs to exercise "strong vigilance" on inflation risks.

Econ Perspectives - Central counterparty clearing

The Chicago Fed's Economic Perspectives for the Fourth Quarter 2006 focuses on central counterparty clearing and includes a summary of the conference, titled "Issues related to central counterparty clearing."

ECB's Gonzalez-Paramo on statistical challenges

In the speech 'Statistical challenges raised by globalisation' given on 24 October Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo of the ECB said globalisation clearly requires an intensification of the cooperation between statistics compilers.

Gonzalez-Paramo on Europe's monetary union

In the speech 'Europe's monetary union in practice' given on 27 October Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo of the ECB said monetary policy cannot offset short-term changes in inflation from shocks to the economy such as changes in oil prices.

Trichet on the ECB's Annual Report 2005

In a presentation of the ECB's Annual Report 2005 to the European Parliament on 26 October Jean-Claude Trichet of the ECB said reiterated that further tightening of ECB monetary policy will be warranted if the eurozone recovery continues in line with its…

ECB report on EU banking structures

The European Central Bank (ECB) published its annual report on EU banking structures on Thursday 26 October. The report, which has been published each year since 2002, reviews the main structural developments in the EU banking sector in 2005 and until…

ECB report on supervisory structures

The European Central Bank's "Recent developments in supervisory structures in EU and acceding countries" report finds that at EU level, the period 2003-06 was characterised by an intensified effort to strengthen cooperation among supervisory authorities.

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