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(dpa) - Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), attends the regular press conference in Frankfurt, Germany, 8 January 2004. The ECB left its key rates unchanged on 8 January as had been widely expected by the banking sector. The ECB's main refinancing rate remains at an all-time low 2.0 per cent. The head of the ECB said economic recovery in the 12-member Image details File size:
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