But is its first rate rise in 11 years too little, too late?
Tag: ECB
Post-pandemic spending splurge on the rocks
It might take longer to shake off our covid caution than originally thought
German economists split and wary over inflation
Three camps have emerged and only time will tell who is right
Is everyone gearing up for high inflation?
Questions abound about whether the economic turbulence will be long-term or short lived
Italy joins Green Government Bond market
Italy has launched its €8.5bn inaugural green bond – 2021’s first major green sovereign issue.
Is 2021 the year of European equities?
‘Seemingly infinite central bank liquidity is supporting the optimistic and risk-on sentiment’ says one portfolio manager
Covid strengthens case for European Capital Markets Union
As it would allow firms to benefit from more diverse funding sources
Is a floor on bond yields on the cards?
ECB shows reluctance to cut rates but deflation could force its hand
European investors react to ECB’s emergency QE boost
UBS, Generali Insurance Asset Management, NN IP and Candriam reflect on PEPP
