The Ukraine crisis and the euro-zone revisited

While the simmering tensions over Ukraine could keep euro-zone inflation higher for longer than most expect, we think that it is unlikely to put the ECB off plans to start normalising policy this year – provided that there is neither a drastic military escalation nor a big sell-off in peripheral bonds.

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