There is no sign that the ECB has begun to “front-load” its asset purchases ahead of the summer lull in liquidity, despite suggestions by officials that it would do so. But the Bank will nonetheless meet its medium-term target for QE of €1.1tn. In fact, there is a growing chance that QE will be extended.
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