The first ever publication of ECB minutes confirmed that support for the new QE programme was not unanimous, suggesting that its scale will remain limited. The account, together with the Bank’s decision on emergency funding for Greek banks, added to signs that concerns about moral hazard and a reluctance to take more risk would prevent the ECB from riding to Greece’s rescue.
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