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ECB's Vujcic: Would prefer 25 bps rate cuts when they start
European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member Boris Vujcic said on Friday that the ECB could start lowering the policy rate later but with bigger steps. Vujcic, however, added that he'd prefer 25 basis points reductions when they start.
The Eurozone's overall picture is good at the moment, he noted and said that the Euro area economy is in more of a stagnation rather than a recession.
Meanwhile, Governing Council Gediminas Šimkus said that they were still less optimistic than markets on rate cut, adding that he was confident that data would not support a rate reduction in March.
Market reaction
EUR/USD largely ignored these comments and the pair was last seen trading modestly lower on the day near 1.0840.
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