ECB forward guidance: Well-intended vagueness
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The ECB is upbeat on the growth outlook but considers that inflation remains subdued
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Nevertheless, it still expects inflation to rise to 1.7% in 2020
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The refusal to label this as being sufficiently close to its objective reflects a cautious attitude as well as an effort of being vague for a good reason.
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