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  2. Jun 8

    The meets on Thursday and it will be a tricky one for President Lagarde. The economy is doing better but she cannot sound too optimistic, or the could climb even higher. Your full ECB preview here ->

  3. 1 hour ago

    's Lagarde rules out out early end to ECB crisis monetary plan: "We are still far away from our [inflation] goal of close to 2%."

  4. European equities turn green on back of upbeat comments from and US inflation extravaganza

  5. 14 minutes ago

    lifts recovery outlook but keeps "steady hand" on stimulus

  6. Jun 8

    Only the sky is the limit: balance sheet hit a fresh ATH as Lagarde keeps printing press rumbling. Total assets rose another €22.5bn to €7,680.1bn just ahead of Thur's ECB meeting. ECB balance sheet now equal to 77% of Eurozone GDP vs Fed's 36%, BoE's 39% or BoJ's 133%.

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  9. Jun 8

    driving economies' zombification, malinvestments and misallocation of scarce resources...

  10. 7 hours ago

    The ECB itself is telling you that negative rates are here to stay. This graph is from a 2018 ECB paper, and it shows the neutral real rate in Europe as the sum of labor quantity and labor efficiency YoY changes. It's negative. Positive rates => very tight monetary policy.

  11. Jun 2

    Is money printing now driving after all. While balance sheet has reached a new record, inflation in the eurozone has risen to 2%, above ECB target.

  12. Jun 9

    England cricket team dressing room scenes right now. 🙆

  13. 9 hours ago

    How long until the range on the breaks? Interest rate decision tonight plus US Inflation data. Should be a busy night for the majors.

  14. Jun 4

    To the moon: balance sheet on course to 80% of Eurozone's GDP just ahead of next week's meeting where questions are likely to arise because of rising .

  15. Jun 9

    Technical Analysis: Stability Ahead of Decision

  16. Jun 7

    The doesn't pay much attention to labour market discrimination but "the risk of failing to accurately identify sectors of high unemployment is that the ECB may dial back stimulus too soon in the recovery".

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  19. Jun 9

    Yes, we're gonna see short-term inflationary pressures but long-term inflation expectations have already peaked as we stopped creating credit aggressively in Q4 last year. Read more in my newsletter =>

  20. Jun 7

    Global stocks are volatile to kick start the week as investors look to May US CPI & meeting this week & Fed meeting next week & as Janet Yellen kept taper talk alive by commenting higher interest rates would be a plus. Bonds lower w/US 10y 1.58%. Gold $1886. $36.1k.

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