Preview - Deutsche Bank sees ECB pausing this week before a September rate rise
A widely expected pause this week would leave the deposit rate at 2.25%, with attention shifting quickly to how the Governing Council frames the balance of risks around energy and inflation. Market pricing for the endpoint of this tightening cycle has swung meaningfully in recent
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