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ECB stimulus to continue as euro zone economic outlook uncertain

Inflation remains below target, despite stronger economic growth in the euro zone

ECB likely to stick to stimulus on Thursday as economic outlook mixed

ECB to nudge up its forecasts for economic growth in euro zone but trim its estimates for inflation

From politics to policy, bond markets count down to European Central Bank

Investors will watch ECB President Mario Draghi for any change in his forward guidance

ECB maintains stimulus, tells critics to be patient

Mario Draghi, told critics to wait for the euro zone's recovery to take firm hold

ECB keeps rates, asset-buying plan unchanged as expected

Asset purchases will be 60 bn pounds per month from Apr-Dec 2017

A Broadway musical's lessons for Europe

It has resonance for policymakers, especially technocrats at European Central Bank

ECB's Lane says monetary economics not broken in Europe

Monetary economics has not broken down in the Eurozone & a gradual recovery from the bloc's debt crisis will allow interest rates eventually to normalise

Lower for longer, ECB scales back asset buys

Promise protracted stimulus to aid a still fragile recovery, and dismissed any talk of tapering the programme away

ECB unexpectedly cuts asset buys, extends until end 2017

Leaves interest rate unchanged

ECB's Constancio warns of political, economic risk from Trump's win

US and European shares have been rising and bond prices falling as investors expect a Trump administration to cut taxes and spend more

ECB will provide stimulus until sustained inflation rebound

Inflation has missed the ECB's 2% target for three and a half years and is expect to undershoot until late 2018 at the earliest

ECB holds rates, seen charting course to more easing in December

ECB president Mario Draghi kept the deposit rate at minus 0.4% and maintained ECB's guidance for rates to stay at their current or lower levels for an extended period

Euro zone banks to tighten access to corporate lending: ECB survey

The survey was conducted in September

ECB 'taper' talk hits stocks, sterling hits 31-year low

The pan-European STOXX index fell 0.7 per cent

Global stocks, gold, bonds slide on ECB taper talk

Gold plunged 3.3 per cent on Tuesday, its biggest tumble since September 2013

ECB policy effective, so only minor tweaks ahead

The ECB is increasingly aware of the limits of quantitative easing and considers the programme effective

ECB policymakers say rates near bottom even if recovery is disappointing

ECB has cut rates aggressively, giving banks super cheap loans and pumping over a trillion euros into economy through assets purchases

ECB holds rates, keeps March date for ending asset buys

With unemployment at 10%, govts holding back on spending as they reduce debt piles, and companies producing far less than they can, growth cannot take off, putting a lid on inflation

ECB likely to point to more easing as it charts steady course

Growth and inflation remain anaemic and ECB is already losing much of its firepower

ECB holds rates amid growing headwinds

ECB kept its rate on bank overnight deposits, generally seen as its primary interest rate tool, at -0.40%.