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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DinoNavarre who wrote (7986)	9/23/2021 10:48:16 AM
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To: DinoNavarre who wrote (7986)	10/13/2021 2:40:43 AM
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Economic Outlook Europe Q4 2021: A Faster-Than-Expected Liftoff Key Takeaways The rebound of the European economy since restrictions were lifted in March/April has been surprisingly strong, both in terms of GDP and employment, leading us to raise our growth forecasts for 2021 to 5.1%, from 4.4% in our previous forecast. The strength of the recovery has caused material shortages and rising commodities prices, leading us to revise our inflation forecast upward for this year to 2.2% from 1.8%. However, we continue to see inflation decelerating below the ECB's target next year on the back of subdued wage development and falling growth momentum. The transitory rise in inflation is no reason for the ECB to tighten monetary policy yet. While the ECB is likely to stop net asset purchases under the PEPP by the end of March 2022, we expect it will step up net purchases under its traditional QE program (APP), and possibly redefine it. As a result, we don't expect the ECB to stop total net asset purchases before the end of 2023 and thus expect no rate hikes until the end of 2024. spglobal.com