Following a the ECB’s slightly hawkish policy shift this week, we have penciled in a rate hike for 2024 and think the chance of a 2023 lift-off has risen. The big picture, though, is that the ECB will stick to negative rates for a long while yet and that the ECB’s policy will diverge sharply from that of the Fed next year. Meanwhile, although we wish all our clients a happy holiday period, it looks as if the coronavirus will once again dampen festive spirits as well as retail and hospitality spending...
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