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- ECB President Draghi: ECB will consider if negative rates need mitigating
ECB President Draghi: ECB will consider if negative rates need mitigating
- Risks to the eurozone still tilted to the downside
- Inflation likely to decline in coming months
- Underlying inflation to increase over the medium term
- Underlying inflation continues to be muted
- Ample degree of stimulus needed
- Employment gains and wages underpin the economy
- Incoming data continue to be weak, especially in manufacturing
- Effect of temporary factors to unwind
- Uncertainties relating to geopolitics, protectionism, emerging markets leaving mark on sentiment
- Some domestic factors dampening growth are starting to fade
- It is too early to discuss terms of TLTRO
- It is too early to decide about tiering; tiering needs further analysis
- We have been closely looking at the decline in inflation expectations
- Markets are expecting less upward pressure on the labor market
- Negative risk premium is the predominant reason that market-based inflation expectations are falling
- We have plenty of instruments
- We remain fully committed to return inflation to 2 percent without delay
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