September’s fall in the EC’s measure of euro-zone economic sentiment adds to the evidence that economic growth is slowing. This slowdown isn’t sharp enough to deter the ECB from ending its asset purchases this year, but it supports the Bank’s cautious approach to monetary tightening.
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