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Light Hawkish Repricing In EUR STIR, No ECB Pre-Commitment To Further Cuts, CPI F'casts Higher

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Initial market reaction to the ECB’s widely expected cut is hawkish, with the ECB not pre-committing to further cuts, underscoring its data dependent approach.

  • ’24 and ’25 CPI inflation forecasts were marked higher, topping the median of sell-side forecasts that we saw ahead of the event by 0.1ppt, which also helps explain the hawkish move.
  • Euribor futures are 1.0-8.0bp lower, just off post-ECB session lows.
  • ECB implied rates are little changed to ~5bp above the levels we flagged ahead of the meeting, still showing very slim odds of a follow up cut in July.
  • A follow up cut through October is now only ~85% priced, after being fully discounted in the lead up to the decision.
ECB Meeting€STR ECB-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Cut Adjusted Effective €STR Rate (bp)
Jun-243.667+0.4
Jul-243.648-1.5
Sep-243.501-16.3
Oct-243.451-21.2
Dec-243.306-35.7
Jan-253.239-42.5
Mar-253.137-52.6
Apr-253.073-59.1

Source: MNI/Bloomberg. 2025 dates are estimated.

MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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