What is ECB trading?

ECB stands for the European Central Bank, which is the organisation responsible for the monetary policy in the eurozone. Unlike many other central banks, which only govern a single country, the ECB coordinates monetary policy for all the countries that have adopted the euro.

What is the ECB what does it do?

The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank of the combined Eurozone. The ECB coordinates EU monetary policy, including setting the region’s target interest rates and controlling the supply of the Euro common currency. The ECB’s primary mandate is to achieve price stability through low inflation.

How do I join the ECB?

To apply for a position at the ECB you first need to register and create your personal profile via our online recruitment portal, stating your experience, qualifications and languages. You will then need to answer a series of questions to complete your application.

Who owns ECB shares?

The bank’s capital stock is owned by all 27 central banks of each EU member state. The current President of the ECB is Christine Lagarde. Headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, the bank formerly occupied the Eurotower prior to the construction of its new seat.

Where can I win trip to ECB 2019?

Registration for the 2019-20 edition of the Generation €uro Students’ Award is now open. Secondary school students in 12 euro area countries can take part to win a trip to the ECB in Frankfurt.

Who is going to be the next president of the ECB?

Lagarde confirmed as next ECB President. The European Council has formally appointed Christine Lagarde as the next ECB President. Ms Lagarde will take office on 1 November.

Who are the members of the European Central Bank?

The European Central Bank acts as the central bank for the 19 countries that belong to the eurozone. The European Central Bank is overseen by a governing council that consists of six executive board members, with one serving as the president. The executive board members are appointed by the European Council.