BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The launch of the euro zone single supervision mechanism, the first step towards banking union, might be delayed by three months from July to September 2014 due to scheduling problems.Full story
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The European Central Bank retains an open mind towards the issue of negative deposit rates even if such a move might have unintended consequences, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday. Full story
MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Saturday called on the European Central Bank to create a cheap funding scheme for small businesses, mirroring those used by authorities outside the euro zone to try and get credit flowing via banks. Full story
CNBC's Deirdre Wang Morris and Ross Westgate report on all the market moving events from Asia and Europe, as the Bank of Japan's recent monetary policy sent Asian shares lower, and the ECB's bond-buying policy comes under legal scrutiny.
Protesters from the "Blockupy" anti-capitalist movement surrounded the headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt today. NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports.
CNBC's Kelly Evans reports European shares were mixed ahead of policy decisions by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.
The European Central Bank is ready to cut off emergency funding for the tiny island country if it doesn't reach a bailout deal by Monday. Martin Wolf, Financial Times, weighs in with the details.
CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera has the update on the European Central Bank's efforts to pressure the solvency of Cypriot banks.
European Central Bank's Mission Chief for Greece Klaus Masuch
European Central Bank's Mission Chief for Greece Klaus Masuch arrives at the Finance Ministry in Athens June 11, 2013. Greece will ask its international creditors to lower this year's privatisation target after it failed to find a buyer for the state-run natural gas firm DEPA, a senior government
File picture shows a graffiti depicting European Central Bank President Mario Draghi outside a fence surrounding the construction site for the new headquarters of the ECB in Frankfurt, May 16, 2013. Germany's top court may for the first time defer to European judges in the euro zone crisis when it
