Disliked{quote} It's the Bundesbank with their verbal diarrhea about a possible ECB rate increase. The Bundesbank is a known hawk and because the market believes that the Bundesbank controls the ECB, they follow along. The fact is that the German elections are just around the corner so any comments out of Germany are to be considered as political window dressing. However, the market is nervous and will believe anything.Ignored
I saw you on line and I thought to tease you a bit
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Wherever you go, there you are.