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ECB Total Assets
ECB total assets, in euros.
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| Chart | ECB Total Assets |
|---|---|
| On the dashboard | European Central Bank & eurozone economy › European Central Bank › Balance Sheet |
| Source | European Central Bank via FRED |
| Access | Free on the dashboard |
| Chart id | ECBASSETS |
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