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The Ecb Impasse

Structuring Risk In  Pse Bonds

The Recess Factor

T-Bills Yield To Repos

Stillborn Measures

Introduction Of 28 Day T-Bills

Introduction Of Uniform Price Auction

Issue Amounts To Be Notified In Respect Of All Auctions

Non-Competitive Bids In 91 Day And 14 Day T-Bills Auctions

Kapur To Quit

Recycling Asset

Return Of The Dragon

Into The Net

The European Central Bank (ECB) will monitor the impact of a strengthening euro on the currency bloc's economy but said it was not a policy target and showed growing confidence in the region.After the ECB left its main interest rate at 0.75 per cent on Thursday, ECB chief Mario Draghi said the exchange rate was near to its long-term average but went further than many analysts had expected.â€œThe appreciation is, in a sense, a sign of return of confidence in the euro,â€ Draghi told a news conference.â€œThe exchange rate is not a policy target, but it is important for growth and price stability and we certainly want to see whether the appreciation is sustained and will alter our risk assessment as far as price stability is concerned.â€The euro hit a 15-month peak of $1.3711 on February 1. It traded below that level on Thursday.French President Francois Hollande said on Tuesday the Euro zone must develop an exchange rate policy

ECB to track impact of euro strengthening

Reuters

A multistate probe of alleged manipulation of interest rates threatens to leave banks liable for billions of dollars in estimated state and local losses from the scandal, even as they settle with national regulators.New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is helping lead a probe into claims that banks rigged global benchmarks for borrowing, adding to investigations by other authorities, including the US Justice Department. Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc agreed yesterday to pay about $612 million to US and UK regulators to resolve their claims.â€œThe damage to public entities is a matter of great concern to state and local governments,â€ Schneiderman said in an interview. â€œThese were allegations of really despicable conduct.â€More than 12 states are participating in the probe, according to a person familiar with the matter who requested anonymity because he isnâ€™t authorised to speak publicly.States have joined forces as banks r

Libor accords leave banks facing 'massive' state claims

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