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ses of private sector bonds, another LTRO, and/or clarifying senior/non-senior status of ECB bond purchases. It is interesting to note that despite Draghi's aggressive comments last week, a survey done by SocGen's FX team of their research client base finds that 69% of investors think the ECB will dis

, III +5 DXY $82.80 (-25c) Crude $89.34 (+43c) Gold $1608.60 (+$1.30) Silver -0.22% Copper -0.16% All about the ECB today (statement @ 7:30am, Draghi press conference @ 8.30am) (link<http://www.ecb.int/press/tvservices/webcast/html/webcast_120802.en.html>). Sueddeutsche thinks the ECB will announ

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.; Data Flash ECB: Private QE in September We are bringing forward the timing of private QE (ABS purchasing) to 4 September. Recent weak data and Draghi's latest comments on inflation expectations we think are enough to believe the ECB will supplement the TLTRO in the next few months. Our baseline i

was due to the weaker than expected Q2 2014. There remains vulnerability in growth expectations for H2 and into 2015, as hinted at recently by the Bundesbank in its monthly report. inflation: has continued to undetshoot exottchttions. In fairness, the downside surprises this year come predominantly from

.; Data Flash ECB: Private QE in September We are bringing forward the timing of private QE (ABS purchasing) to 4 September. Recent weak data and Draghi's latest comments on inflation expectations we think are enough to believe the ECB will supplement the TLTRO in the next few months. Our baseline i

was due to the weaker than expected Q2 2014. There remains vulnerability in growth expectations for H2 and into 2015, as hinted at recently by the Bundesbank in its monthly report. inflation: has continued to undetshoot exottchttions. In fairness, the downside surprises this year come predominantly from