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MNI BRIEF: ECB January Cut Unanimous, No 50Bp Cut Talk-Lagarde

ECB rate cut saw no objections and rates remain in restrictive territory, Lagarde says.
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MNI (LONDON) - The European Central Bank's decision to cut rates on Thursday was unanimous and interest rates "remain in restrictive territory," President Christine Lagarde said. 

However, while confirming the direction of policy travel was clear, Lagarde said it was "premature" to discuss an end point for rate reductions. Policymakers did not discuss picking up the pace of rate cuts to 50 basis points, she said.

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MNI (LONDON) - The European Central Bank's decision to cut rates on Thursday was unanimous and interest rates "remain in restrictive territory," President Christine Lagarde said. 

However, while confirming the direction of policy travel was clear, Lagarde said it was "premature" to discuss an end point for rate reductions. Policymakers did not discuss picking up the pace of rate cuts to 50 basis points, she said.

Keep reading...Show less