ECB take step to raise profile at inauguration

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The European Central Bank conducted an inauguration ceremony in Frankfurt, Germany, to improve its image. Leading European Union authorities graced the affair. This new central bank will soon be assuming monetary policy for around 290 million people in 11 nations. This will occur after the euro is unveiled on January 1, 1998. European Central Bank President Wim Duisenberg noted that his organization will be challenged to gain and retain the faith of the European Union community. Residents will be expecting that their euro currency will retain its present value, stated Duisenberg.

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4E: The European Central Bank conducts an inauguration ceremony in Frankfurt, Germany, to improve its image

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Article

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Plunge or dip, investors feel for the bottom: Europeans see things turning their way as growth gap shrinks

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European analysts and money managers predict strong showings for European firms in the wake of US stock market problems. Europe's economies are expect to expand 2.8% in 2000, and the euro currency is also expected to remain strong, making European stocks more attractive to investors.

Securities & Commodities Exchanges, Securities and Commodity Exchanges, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, International economic relations, Investment Advisory Services, Investment Advice, Economic aspects, Financial services industry, Financial services, Forecasts and trends, International aspects, Securities industry, Investment advisers

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Europeans play it safe in investing new savings: bank deposits cited as top preference, recent survey finds

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A survey shows that 80% of Europeans consider safe investments with moderate returns as a priority, and many believe bank deposits are the best location for additional savings, particularly in light of recent turmoil in stock markets.

Analysis, Investments, Surveys, Economic conditions, Public opinion, Europeans, Survey

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