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ECB's Gonzalez-Paramo on financial markets in EMU

In the speech 'Fiscal policies and financial markets in EMU' given on 15 September Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo of the ECB said in principle, market forces can play a useful role in encouraging euro area governments to act in line with fiscal…

ECB's Trichet sees robust global growth

European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet told a G10 central bankers' news conference on Monday 11 September that the global economy is likely to continue to grow at a quite dramatic pace.

ECB's Tumpel-Gugerell on SEPA

In the speech 'From theory to practice: let's roll out the cables' given on 7 September Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell of the ECB said that in spite of good progress in the design phase, some issues of concern remain, in particular in the SEPA for cards.

ECB Monthly Bulletin, September 2006

The European Central Bank published its September 2006 Monthly Bulletin on Thursday 7 September. In the report the ECB said it expects to make further increases in interest rates if the euro zone economic recovery continues.

Securities Settlement Service may cut costs

Costs for securities settlement services could fall as much as 20% if the European Central Bank sets up a single platform in the eurozone, a person familiar with the deliberations told Dow Jones Newswires Thursday 17 August.

ECB Monthly Bulletin, August 2006

The European Central Bank published its August 2006 Monthly Bulletin on Thursday 10 August. In the report the ECB said it will raise interest rates further to contain inflation if the eurozone economy develops as it expects.

Slovakia pledges 2009 for euro adoption

In an interview with the Financial Times, Slovakia's finance minister Jan Pociatek said, "It is my personal responsibility to follow the euro commitment," allaying fears that the new leftist government might delay the adoption of the single currency.

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