Vespasianus
Princeps thermarum
Gli analisti sentiti da Bloomberg sembrerebbero propendere per una qualche forma di ulteriore allentamento monetario (magari a dicembre invece che la settimana prossima)...poi vediamo l'8 settembre se continuano a temporeggiare...
The inflation report comes one day after a European Commission survey showed economic confidence declined across most countries and most sectors in a delayed reaction to Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. The data may reopen the debate about more stimulus at the ECB’s Sept. 8 meeting, after the economy’s relative resilience over the summer months led economists including those at JPMorgan Chase & Co and Danske Bank A/S to push back projections for further easing.
Options discussed in the past include another cut to the deposit rate, an extension of QE beyond its current end date of March 2017 and another round of long-term loans. The ECB may also consider adjusting the parameters of its current asset-purchase program to address scarcity concerns.
ECB President Mario Draghi “is failing to get inflation up to 2 percent,” Michael Spies, a strategist at Citigroup in Frankfurt said in an interview on Bloomberg TV. “He thinks about what he still can do in terms of quantitative easing and I think that’s the way he’s going to operate -- there will probably be more QE and longer QE.”
Euro-Area Inflation Undershoots Forecast Before ECB Meeting