Aberdeen's Hickmore Says ECB Will Change Tone by June

The transcript discusses the European Central Bank's (ECB) policy stance, focusing on inflation and economic recovery in Europe. It highlights the debate on the sequencing of quantitative easing (QE) and depot rate changes, with implications for banks and economic strategy. The conversation shifts to Brexit, examining its impact on EU unity and political strategies. Finally, it addresses the divergent growth rates within the Eurozone, particularly between Germany and Italy, and the potential political implications.

What was the nuanced message conveyed by Mario Draghi regarding the ECB's assessment of stronger data in Europe?

How does the current inflation rate compare to the ECB's target, according to the discussion?

What are the potential changes in the ECB's policy expected as they move towards June and the autumn?

What is the significance of the divorce bill in the context of the Brexit negotiations discussed?

What challenges does Italy face in terms of economic growth compared to Germany, as mentioned in the text?