Euro under heavy pressure on ECB headlines
|One ECB source said the bank has been overinterpreted by markets at its March 9 meeting, according to Reuters. The source also noted that they wanted to communicate reduced tail risk but the market took it as a step to the exit and added that they are worried about potential yield surge. At the moment, the Euro index is down 0.6% at 87.40.
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