On February 17, the Golden Ten data showed that, according to a survey of credit investors by the American Bank, investment-grade credit investors expect the European Central Bank to lower interest rates slightly less than high-yield credit investors. The survey showed that as many as 41% of investment-grade credit investors expect the final value of the European Central Bank's deposit interest rate to be 2%, while 37% of high-yield credit investors expect the final value to be 1.75%. Analysts at the American Bank expect the deposit interest rate to drop to a low of 1.5% by September. The deposit interest rate of the European Central Bank is currently 2.75%.
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Bank of America: It is expected that the interest rate of the European Central Bank will drop to 1.5% by September.
On February 17, the Golden Ten data showed that, according to a survey of credit investors by the American Bank, investment-grade credit investors expect the European Central Bank to lower interest rates slightly less than high-yield credit investors. The survey showed that as many as 41% of investment-grade credit investors expect the final value of the European Central Bank's deposit interest rate to be 2%, while 37% of high-yield credit investors expect the final value to be 1.75%. Analysts at the American Bank expect the deposit interest rate to drop to a low of 1.5% by September. The deposit interest rate of the European Central Bank is currently 2.75%.