The ECB opted to leave its policy and guidance unchanged today, expressing caution about the softer tone of economic data. But it argued that growth was merely moderating from a strong pace and expressed confidence in the inflation outlook. We suspect that by its July meeting the Bank will feel able to signal the coming end of net asset purchases.
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