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ECB: Weekly ECB Speak Wrap (Nov 11 – Nov 18)

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The potential impact of US tariffs and the weak Eurozone growth outlook have once again been prevalent in the past week’s ECB-speak. Concerns around the negative growth impact of US trade policy prompted further dovish repricing in ECB-dated OIS, though short-end pressure this morning (Nov 18) has reversed a good portion of those moves. ECB-dated OIS currently price 139bps of easing through December 2025, down from ~145bps at Friday’s close but still above the 135bps seen on November 8.

Overall, the conclusions from the MNI Policy Team’s latest sources piece on November 7 continue to hold: A 25bps cut is almost assured at the December meeting (consistent with market pricing), while the ECB is set to retain its meeting-by-meeting and data-dependent approach (consistent with Schnabel’s remarks on forward guidance).

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The potential impact of US tariffs and the weak Eurozone growth outlook have once again been prevalent in the past week’s ECB-speak. Concerns around the negative growth impact of US trade policy prompted further dovish repricing in ECB-dated OIS, though short-end pressure this morning (Nov 18) has reversed a good portion of those moves. ECB-dated OIS currently price 139bps of easing through December 2025, down from ~145bps at Friday’s close but still above the 135bps seen on November 8.

Overall, the conclusions from the MNI Policy Team’s latest sources piece on November 7 continue to hold: A 25bps cut is almost assured at the December meeting (consistent with market pricing), while the ECB is set to retain its meeting-by-meeting and data-dependent approach (consistent with Schnabel’s remarks on forward guidance).

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