Meeting of 10-11 June 2026 Account of the monetary policy meeting of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank
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The continued disruption to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz had reinforced expectations that oil prices would remain higher for longer, despite markedly lower near-term oil prices. Inflation fixings had declined from their high April readings but continued to hover above 3% for 2026 and above 2% for 2027. In tandem with oil prices, ECB rate expectations had moderated somewhat. However, markets still priced in around three interest rate hikes overall, while the median response in the ECB Survey of Monetary Analysts was an expectation of only two hikes. Although the war was weighing on growth expectations in the euro area and globally, investors' risk appetite had remained strong. A key underlying factor had been renewed optimism about AI and strong momentum in AI-related investment. As a result, euro area equity markets had recovered close to pre-war levels, and corporate and sovereign bond spreads remained narrow. Overall, financial conditions had remained broadly unchanged since April 2026 but remained tighter than before the start of the Middle East war. Source: ecb.europa.eu |
June 19, 2026--The Invesco Global Government Bond UCITS ETF invests worldwide in fixed-income government bonds from developed and emerging markets with investment-grade ratings. Two distributing share classes are offered, one of which is currency-hedged.
June 18, 2026--The Janus Henderson US Transformational Growth High Conviction Equity UCITS ETF is actively managed and invests in a portfolio of around 20 to 30 US companies.
June 18, 2026- HANetf lists 8 additional ETF/ETP products on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, expanding its listed range in Poland from two to 10 products.
The listings increase the total number of ETPs on the Warsaw Stock Exchange Main Market from 28 to 36, expanding the market by almost a third.
June 16, 2026--The Muzinich AAA CLO UCITS ETF is actively managed and invests primarily in CLO tranches rated AAA. CLOs are securitized investment products backed by a broadly diversified pool of corporate loans.
June 15, 2026--The Posidonia 21 ETP aims to respond flexibly to varying market conditions through a combination of fundamental analysis and dynamic portfolio management. Its allocation is strategically adjusted by steering exposure according to market conditions across asset classes, sectors, regions, currencies, or risk factors.