PUTTING OFF BITING THE BULLET

Edito Whether it’s a question of Brexit or the ECB, we’ll have to be patient. A compromise between the EU and the United Kingdom was found, resulting in an extension of article 50 to the end of October, while leaving T. May the possibility of ratifying an agreement between now and then. Nonetheless, if there is no agreement before May 22, the British will have to take part in the European elections. In the ECB, suspense remains at a peak on the implementation of measures to limit the effects of negative rates. While the bank will probably communicate the extra details on TLTRO III on June 6, given how little progress has been made in discussions, a tiering system could be introduced later.