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ECB net PEPP weekly purchases 17.03B

ECB net PEPP weekly purchases 17.03B

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Adam Button
12/04/2021 | 13:47 GMT

The latest ECB QE data

  • That's a pickup from 10.64B last week (Easter skewed)

That's a decent bounce but the ECB isn't hitting the 80B monthly pace that was talked about. They could be dialing it down.

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