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ECB monetary analysis papers

RESEARCH - The ECB has today (March 16) published a series of papers from a seminar for staff from central banks entitled "Monetary analysis: Tools and applications" held in November 2000.

Reynders says he not pushing for a 'Mr Euro'

Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders said on Mar 12, 2001 he was not pushing to create a "Mr or Mrs Euro" to speak for the common currency and that controversal reform of the Eurogroup had been put on hold.

Does Europe want a single market?-Malcolm Levitt

The shortcomings of Europe's single market for financial services extend farbeyond securities markets. Consumers lose, and politicians seem to lack thestomach for reform. Radical change, including the swift adoption of AlexandreLamfalussy's…

Gemany's Hans Eichel's shock to the system-article

The decision of Hans Eichel, the German finance minister, to establish a unifiedfinancial services regulator came as a surprise to many, and a bitter shock to theBundesbank, which had lobbied to take over bank supervision itself. KlausEngelen reports.

Fabius cool to idea of ECB counterweight - paper

French Finance Minister Laurent Fabius has distanced himself from suggestions there should be an "economic government" for the euro zone to form a counterweight to the European Central Bank, according to a newspaper interview published on Mar 2, 2001.

ECB surprises by leaving rates unchanged

The European Central Bank on Mar 1, 2001 surprised financial markets by leaving interest rates unchanged, showing that it was not yet ready to follow a series of recent rate cuts by the world's other top central banks.

OECD's Visco -Fed should not overreact to slowdown

The U.S. Federal Reserve should not cut interest rates too much in the face of its slowing economy in case this jeopardised price stability, the chief economist for the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Ignazio Visco, warned on Mar 1.

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