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Rabobank: Reserve Remuneration: Are More Changes In The Cards?

ECB VIEW

Rabobank write “changes to the remuneration of minimum reserves highlight the ECB’s profitability concerns.”

  • “If the ECB decides on further changes to the minimum required reserves system, we believe that raising the reserve requirement ratio slightly is the most feasible option.”
  • “Bigger remuneration changes may depress money market rates, harming policy transmission.”
  • “Looking further ahead, any such changes have to fit into the new operational framework.”
  • “A floor framework will require the ECB to maintain a situation of ample reserves. Consequently, there will probably be a consistent use of the deposit facility.”
  • “Considering potential side effects of changes to reserve remuneration, the recent change could also herald a new push for the acceleration of the quantitative tightening process.”
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