Lagarde just dropped hints that the European Central Bank might revise their growth forecasts upward come December. This could be the second upgrade in a row if it happens. Worth watching how this shifts market sentiment—stronger growth projections typically mean different monetary policy trajectories, which always ripple through to risk assets.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 12h ago
Lagarde is at it again, creating anticipation... two consecutive hikes in growth expectations? This trick is familiar, risk assets should get excited
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MEVictim
· 12h ago
Lagarde is teasing again, suggesting a possible second rate hike by the European Central Bank in December? To be honest, this routine is so familiar. Every time they hype this up, you should watch out for who is actually profiting at the expense of retail investors.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 12-10 16:02
Lagarde is starting to hawk again; the Eurozone Central Bank is expected to raise growth forecasts in December? If they raise it twice... hey, risk assets should take off now.
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RuntimeError
· 12-10 15:50
Lagarde is starting to play smoke and mirrors again... Where is the promised rate cut?
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ZkSnarker
· 12-10 15:44
ngl lagarde's playing 4d chess again... watch the market absolutely tank the moment it's priced in lol
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FalseProfitProphet
· 12-10 15:42
To be honest, Lagarde hinting at raising growth forecasts sounds good, but I have some doubts... Two consecutive upward revisions? Is the European economy really that optimistic?
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OffchainWinner
· 12-10 15:41
Lagarde is about to turn hawkish? The euro is about to take off again.
Lagarde just dropped hints that the European Central Bank might revise their growth forecasts upward come December. This could be the second upgrade in a row if it happens. Worth watching how this shifts market sentiment—stronger growth projections typically mean different monetary policy trajectories, which always ripple through to risk assets.