The European Central Bank is finding itself in a tight spot as downside risks to Eurozone growth from external events, mainly trade tensions, have increased and inflation in the single-currency bloc sharply slowed, triggering predictions that the bank may re-launch its asset purchases next year.
Markets widely expect the bank to turn more dovish in its stance due to the recent intensification of risks.
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