The ECB gave no strong hints of imminent policy action this month as it waited to judge the effects ofpreviously announced measures and claimed that long-term inflation expectations were wellanchored.But President Draghi did sound rather more downbeat about the economic outlook and leftthe door wide open to quantitative easing in future.
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