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ECB: Weekly ECB Speak Wrap (Nov 5 – Nov 11)

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ECB officials provided their initial reactions to the US Presidential Election result last week. While there was a general acknowledgement that a second Trump administration would bring new risks to the outlook, speakers steered clear of any meaningful policy signals. 

The week ahead is highlighted by Schnabel’s panel appearance on Thursday at 1830GMT/1930CET. Schnabel will speak on "Reassessing Policy Tools for Current and Future Challenges", with the text and slides set to be released on the ECB’s website.

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ECB officials provided their initial reactions to the US Presidential Election result last week. While there was a general acknowledgement that a second Trump administration would bring new risks to the outlook, speakers steered clear of any meaningful policy signals. 

The week ahead is highlighted by Schnabel’s panel appearance on Thursday at 1830GMT/1930CET. Schnabel will speak on "Reassessing Policy Tools for Current and Future Challenges", with the text and slides set to be released on the ECB’s website.

Keep reading...Show less