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ECB's Dolenc says ECB's adverse scenario is more likely to be the next baseline and current baseline is more like the best-case scenario

The ECB's Dolenc signaling that the current baseline is closer to an optimistic scenario suggests a shift in monetary policy outlook, indicating that the central bank may need to brace for more challenging economic conditions ahead.

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This development may influence rate expectations and could lead to tightening in fixed income markets as investors reassess risk premiums. Market participants should watch for potential adjustments in the euro as the implications of a more adverse economic outlook unfold.

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