The account of the Governing Council’s July meeting shows that there was broad support for further policy easing in September and perhaps for a change to the inflation target fairly soon. It leaves us comfortable with our forecast for a 10bp deposit rate cut in September and for more QE to be announced in October. We expect the ECB to include a lot of corporate bonds in its next round of asset purchases.
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