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What to expect from the ECB's March meeting? - BofA
eFXdata reports that Bank of America Global Research hopes for clarity and a stronger (dovish) message from this week's ECB policy meeting.
"The only reason we see for European rates selling-off is the inability of the ECB to stop them from following the global trend. It is therefore important for the ECB this week to push against the market and re-establish its credibility. Before the recent market volatility, we had expressed strong concerns about vague and mixed ECB communication. A strong message from Lagarde, particularly in light of the ECB’s new commitment to keep monetary conditions supportive, ideally backed by some insights on the direction of the Strategy Review, is what markets would like to hear, in our view. If the ECB raises to the challenge, the market should start pricing diverging monetary policies and EURUSD should finally start weakening. It remains to be seen," BofA adds.
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