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Will we see a 75 bps hike in the Eurozone?

4:41 PM 31 August 2022

Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, in their latest notes to investors, indicate that they expect a 75 bps hike next week from the ECB. 

Many ECB bankers are pointing to this scenario. Today, Holtmann indicated that 50 bps is the minimum, while 75 is very likely. Also, earlier during Jackson Hole, there was a lot of talk from the ECB that a stronger move could be expected

How does the market see it? The market is pricing in 75 bps, but by October. A full hike in September is not yet priced in.

Meanwhile, EURUSD is testing the highest levels since Jackson Hole. The potential target after breaking through these levels is 1.015. Source: xStation5

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