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Monetary policy accounts, Meeting of 10-11 March 2021
Ms Schnabel reviewed the financial market developments since the Governing Council’s previous monetary policy meeting on 20-21 January 2021. Sovereign yield curves across advanced economies had steepened, while new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases had fallen, the pace of vaccination had accelerated and a large fiscal stimulus programme in the United States was expected to be soon put into law. The measurable rise in commodity prices had added to upward pressure on long-term nominal bond yields. The increase in long-term bond yields had been more muted in the euro area than in other advanced economies. The euro area ... (full story)
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ECB ACCOUNTS: THE VIEW WAS HELD THAT THE INCREASE OBSERVED IN SOVEREIGN YIELDS HAD REMAINED CONTAINED AND TO SOME EXTENT DECOUPLED FROM DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) April 8, 2021
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ECB SAYS VIEW WAS PUT FORWARD THAT THE TIGHTENING MIGHT NOT BE SIZEABLE AND PERSISTENT ENOUGH TO AFFECT BROADER FINANCING CONDITIONS MATERIALLY #News #Forex #ECB
— Capital Hungry (@Capital_Hungry) April 8, 2021
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ECB ACCOUNTS: THESE RISES WERE OFTEN OBSERVED TO HAVE OCCURRED FROM VERY LOW LEVELS.
— Breaking Market News (@financialjuice) April 8, 2021
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ECB ACCOUNTS: IT WAS ARGUED THAT HIGHER REAL RATES WERE NOT NECESSARILY A CAUSE FOR CONCERN
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) April 8, 2021