Economics
ECB Expected to Keep Its Higher Bond-Buying Pace Through Summer
- Economists are dropping forecasts for a significant reduction
- Policy makers have played down chance of a shift on June 10
The European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters in Frankfurt.
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The European Central Bank is increasingly expected by economists and investors to extend the elevated pace of its emergency bond-buying at its next meeting, despite a likely economic rebound.