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Dirk Schumacher

ECB meeting: a high hurdle for tightening

The main news from today’s ECB meeting was the adjustment of the forward guidance. The Governing Council now needs a high degree of confidence that inflation will reach its new 2% target before it will decide to increase policy rates.

21/07/2021 3 EN

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ECB meeting: a high hurdle for tightening

Mexico – Trip Notes

July CPI Review: Goods Prices Remain Behaved

How sensitive are French banks to Sovereign ratings and spreads ?

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