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| | ... continued sprouting of green shoots in the Eurozone economy has recently triggered speculations that the European Central Bank (ECB) would soon taper its policy accommodation measures soon. While the Governing Council voted to keep monetary policy settings ... |
| | | In its 9 March statement, the European Central Bank (ECB) stated that, "A very substantial degree of monetary accommodation is still needed for underlying inflation pressures to build up and support headline inflation in the medium term". However, if ... |
| | | Low-flation at the core The European Central Bank's (ECB) governing council decided to keep monetary policy steady - refinancing rate at 0%, deposit rate at -0.4%, marginal lending facility at 0.25% -- while at the same time confirming that its asset ... |
| | | ... January, similar to December, which was the fastest pace since 2009. These are evidence that the European Central Bank's (ECB) efforts to boost economic activity in the region are working that, in turn, could lift gathering "taper" expectations. However ... |
| | | ... expectations for a 1.6% increase. This is the highest inflation rate since February 2013 and is on-target relative to the ECB's of just under 2.0%. However, core inflation remained unchanged at 0.9% in January from December. But upward pressure on consumer ... |
| | | ... expected industrial production and increasing expansion in the surveys of purchasing managers (PMI). The European Central Bank (ECB) meets this week (19 January). Financial markets would look for signals from the ECB regarding "taper" particularly in ... |
| | | ... in turn, suggests insufficient pick-up in demand that would provide a meaningful lift consumer prices in the near-term. The ECB needs strong growth to reduce the slack in the labour market to lift inflation. The latest PMI surveys offer good tidings. ... |
| | | ... But having said that, the trend in bond yields has clearly reversed from down to up. This is a negative especially for the ECB and the BOJ that are in the midst of bond purchases to get their economies and inflation moving on up. This, too, is becoming ... |
| | | ... though that these show complacency and stretched valuation. International developments. Check. US dollar strength is aiding the ECB and the BOJ's efforts at reflating growth and consumer prices and China too. The question now is what happens next? How ... |
| | | ... relatively cheaper A$, rising commodity prices and reflating world economy should underpin improvement going forward. Eurozone ECB policy decision As expected, the European Central Bank (ECB) kept its monetary policy unchanged - repo rate at 0%; deposit ... |
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