First rise in interest rates still some time away
Traders were left waiting after the ECB’s initial statement reaffirmed its ultra-easy policy stance, but leaped on the euro as Mr Draghi said the bank’s staff were looking at how to wind down its €60bn a-month buying programme.
Against the dollar, the euro jetted as high over $1.20 from under $1.197 before Mr Draghi spoke, while European stocks saw their day’s gains halved at the prospect of ongoing euro strength.
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