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8 March 2018 

ECB meeting: Angry Birds

At today's ECB meeting, we expect no hint of when QE could end, but we'll be watching the language closely. The subtle change in words should give a good indication of who is currently on top in the ECB’s in-house bird fight.

However, ECB members shouldn't forget when real bird fights, everyone loses some feathers

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All eyes are on the ECB's forward guidance. We don’t expect any hints at when QE could end, but as always, will be looking for a subtle change…


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