Topic: European Central Bank

As fears about Europe's future worsen, the Dow closes down
Fearing a financial rupture in Europe, investors around the world fled from risk Wednesday. They punished stocks and the euro, and the yield on a benchmark US bond hit its lowest point since World War II. The Dow closed down 161 points to land at 12419.
EU still looking for way forward on Greece, growth, and euro zone
Gordon Brown: Europe needs a global rescue
OECD concerned that eurozone crisis could threaten world recovery (+video)
G8 summit: Euro crisis and possible 'Grexit' overshadow agenda
What would a Greek exit from the eurozone look like?
Hollande's plane struck by lightning en route to Germany to meet Merkel (+video)
Greece's economic woes may hurt US
Greek political disarray, worries about Spain push euro to three-month low
Stocks tumble on Europe turmoil
Hollande election: future of austerity in Europe in doubt
The Monitor's View Europe looks for The Avengers
French president-elect Hollande promises 'kinder, gentler austerity' (+video)
Greece election results cause problems for bailout plans (+video)
Greece heads to the polls – and the political fringes
French candidate Hollande's projected win could change eurozone's course
Opinion If Hollande wins French election, Europe won't collapse – just shift a bit
Le Pen rebuffs Sarkozy, tells supporters to make own choice in French vote Sunday (+video)
US stocks boosted by home sales, corporate earnings
Euro debt crisis: Is Spain the new Greece?
Why French far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is attracting youth
German powerhouse leaves working mothers behind
Workers say zealous eurozone reformers are eroding their sacred rights
Stock market rise fades on Europe's slump
'Tea Party socialists?' Why the left is leading a tax revolt in Ireland.

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