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Wim Duisenberg, head of the European Central Bank (ECB), announces the first European interest rates at a press conference in Frankfurt, Germany, Tuesday, December 22, 1998. ECB will set an especially narrow but temporary interest rate corridor of 2.75% - 3.25% around its central refinancing rate of 3.00% for the period Jan. 4 to Jan. 21. After that date the ECB's deposit facility will be at 2.00% and the marginal lending facility will stand at 4.50%. In addition, the ECB confirmed it will hold its first main refinancing operation at the rate of 3.00%. (AP Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Nigel Newton, CEO of Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, gestures to visitors at his Frankfurt Book Fair booth Thursday, October 14, 1999 with an edition of a Harry Porter book in hands. Newton's company publishes, between others, the Harry Potter children books written by J.K. Rowling, seen on posters in the background. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Nigel Newton, CEO of Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, gestures to visitors at his Frankfurt Book Fair booth Thursday, October 14, 1999 with an edition of a Harry Porter book in hands. Newton's company publishes, between others, the Harry Potter children books written by J.K. Rowling, seen on posters in the background. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Nigel Newton, CEO of Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, poses for a picture at his Frankfurt Book Fair booth Thursday, October 14, 1999. Newton's company publishes, between others, the Harry Potter children books written by J.K. Rowling. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Thomas Middelhoff, chairman of Bertelsmann publishing group, reacts during a reception at the Frankfurt Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany, Friday, October 20, 2000. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Thomas Middelhoff, chairman of Bertelsmann publishing group talks at his companys boothes at the Frankfurt Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany, Friday, October 20, 2000. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
German trader Elke Steffens, left, sells options for currencies for en gros and industrial clients of Deutsche Bank Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at her desk in the Investment Banking Center of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, Germany. The different screens show information about the things happening in the world, up-to-date exchange rates and datas of her customers. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
German trader Tobias Mueller buys and sells foreign currencies for en gros and industrial clients of Deutsche Bank Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at his desk in the Investment Banking Center of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, Germany. The different screens show information about the things happening in the world, up-to-date exchange rates and datas of his customers. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Gerhard Schmid, chairman of Mobilcom, German telephone and internet service provider, speaks to journalists during the year 2000 balance press conference Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2001 in Hamburg, northern Germany. Mobilcom's sales rose 90 percent to 4.6 billion Mark (4.4 billion Euro/4 billion USD) and the profit was minus 278 million Mark (-267 million Euro/-245 million USD). (AP Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Manfred Laux, executive chairman of the German federation of investment societies, packs his case Wednesday, December 6, 2000 in his office in Frankfurt, Germany. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)
Manfred Laux, executive chairman of the German federation of investment societies, poses for a photo Wednesday, December 6, 2000 in his office in Frankfurt, Germany. (Photo/Axel Seidemann)