Carbon emissions of ECB and Eurosystem portfolios continue to decline
What changed vs prior statement
- 01No material change in policy stance vs prior statement.
- 02Language essentially preserved across key paragraphs regarding economic challenges.
- 03No vote-record change.
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PRESS RELEASE Carbon emissions of ECB and Eurosystem portfolios continue to decline 15 June 2026 Eurosystem and ECB portfolios on track to meet emissions reduction targets Inflation-adjusted emissions metrics disclosed for first time to further improve transparency Green bond sha
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