While the US was on holiday on Monday Europe was up and running, with plenty of commentary from the European Central Bank.
Firstly, from two of the Bank’s big guns:
Both skewing hawkish.
There were also remarks from the Greek central bank head:
Chairman of the Central Bank of Lithuania & Member of the ECB Governing Council Gediminas Simkus also crossed the newswires with remarks:
- Has no doubt that rates will be raised in July
- No need to rush with
September assessment