Although the European Central Bank is widely expected to keep monetary policy unchanged in June, investors are likely to be more concerned with the latest economic growth and inflation forecasts. Expectations remain somewhat elevated over the ECB potentially signaling an end to (quantitive easing) QE at the meeting. While hawkish comments from ECB officials and accelerating inflation have fuelled speculation over QE coming to an end, this could be a classic case where markets may be setting themselves up for disappointment.
From:: Resource Investor