RIGA, Latvia (AP) - The Latest on the European Central Bank's monetary policy meeting (all times local):

The euro has dropped sharply after the European Central Bank said it will end its bond-buying stimulus program after December. European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned on Thursday that risks from global factors such as protectionism has increased after the bank signaled that it would end its massive bond-buying program at the end of this year. "The Governing Council anticipates that, after September 2018, subject to incoming data confirming the Governing Council's medium-term inflation outlook, the monthly pace of the net asset purchases will be reduced to €15 billion until the end of December 2018 and that net purchases will then end," the ECB said in a statement. * ECB to end bond buys, see rates steady through mid-2019

* Euro set for biggest daily fall vs dlr since Oct

* Markets see less than 30 pct chance of June 2019 rate rise (Updates throughout, adds quotes charts)

LONDON, June 14 (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields tumbled and the euro headed for its biggest daily loss versus the dollar in eight months on Thursday after the European Central Bank indicated it would not be raising interest rates through the summer of 2019.
The value of the euro falls by one percent after the European Central Bank announces it expects to halve net bond purchases to €15 billion per month from October to December, then end "quantitative easing" by the close of the year, while not raising interest rates.