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1. The European Central Bank ( ECB ) fears ice.

2. The ECB would then operate a middleman , matching deposit - rich institutions with banks that need to borrow.

3. The European Central Bank (ECB) is administering that $1 trillion emergency reserve for the euro, and is also being allowed for the first time to intervene in Europe's sovereign debt markets.

4. BBC Business Editor Robert Peston says the ECB was split on whether to buy Italian and Spanish debt.

5. ECB board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi of Italy said the plan "looks like a syndicated loan, which brings together several banks."

6. But the ECB is unlikely to veer from its mission for long.

7. As long as the ECB remains committed to its exit policy then the euro should remain supported by favourable interest rate differentials with the other major economies.

8. Banks could rediscount the bills with the ECB but they would not do so as long as they earned more on the bills than on the cash.

9. The European Central Bank ( ECB ) is endowed with price stability as the core of its monetary policy strategy.

10. In addition Greek and Spanish T-bill auctions and ECB cash operations will be in focus.

11. The ECB has warned that Greece and Ireland should not default on their immense debts or impose haircuts on senior bond holders.

12. Third, the European Central Bank ( ECB ) is providing less of a following wind than it did.

13. The ECB said it would ensure essential central banking activities were maintained during the protest action.

14. The Fed, the ECB and the Bank of Japan all have work to do.

15. The ECB needs to swing into action at long last.

16. By one measure of policy activism, the ECB can still claim bragging rights.

17. By contrast, the ECB has already announced plans to sterilise its bond-buying, absorbing back the funds released by taking one-week deposits from banks.

18. The ECB has an exIt'strategy from its non-standard measures in place.

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19. The ECB president also suggested gloom about the US economic outlook might be overdone.

20. "The end game in this European crisis, at least for the near term, is going to be if the ECB comes up with some kind of quantitative easing package," Praveen said.

21. Labour markets in the euro area are generally more rigid than those in Britain, so the ECB has more reason to worry about a wage-price spiral.

22. That concern is haunting the European Central Bank ( ECB ).

23. Italian Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti voiced frustration at the pace of the ECB response to a selloff of Italian stocks and bonds over the last three weeks.

24. They have inherited a fundamental scepticism to quantitative easing, and its impact on policy can't be discounted. Tellingly, the ECB calls its programme "enhanced credit support."

25. Subordinating monetary policy to exchange rate policy would be painful for institutions like the ECB.

26. However, the future economic trend in EMU will put severer challenges to ECB.

27. Once the decision is made to link to gold, the ECB would use the same technique as before: if the euro's value is too low compared to its gold parity, then the euro base money supply is contracted.

28. That, he said, could kick-start bank lending and bolster bank balance sheets once the ECB withdraws the programs it has deployed to keep the financial sector afloat.

29. It really revolves around investors concerned about whether the ECB will act as the true lender of last resort.

30. "Overall, current (consolidation) policies and plans give rise to concern for a number of reasons," the ECB said in its monthly bulletin, without singling out individual countries.