By David Barwick – FRANKFURT (Econostream) – The European Central Bank’s December meeting delivered what pre-meeting signaling had engineered: a unanimous hold, a reaffirmation of the “good place” mantra, and an explicit refusal to validate any market narrative about the direction of the next move — despite projections and rhetoric that look more consistent with a tightening bias than with renewed easing.
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