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The ECB left its main interest rate at 1 percent last week.
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The ECB kept interest rates at 1 per cent as expected today.
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Now with a new government in place the ECB wanted action, fast.
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The ECB hasn't exactly clarified matters since scaring the market last week.
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For the ECB the situation was complicated by an impending court case.
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It's clear that's an approach she wants to continue at the ECB.
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Market expectations are diminishing that the ECB will lower rates this year.
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ECB President Mario Draghi will join the EU leaders' meeting in Brussels.
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ECB officials have so far declined to comment on the Catalan crisis.
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In Ireland's case, it may not need to apply for ECB help.
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The ECB said it had increased purchases of euro zone government bonds.
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Draghi said the ECB stands ready to act if the situation deteriorates.
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Some believe the ECB's strong language suggests this time will be different.
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The ECB is reviewing the limit weekly while euro zone negotiations continue.
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Second, Germany has no formal control over what the independent ECB does.
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Finland's Liikanen said the ECB would see how the situation panned out.
