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Wednesday, March 27

27th Mar - ECB to the rescue of banks #4054



EUROPE
Editorial: The eurozone needs a dose of fiscal stimulus – FT
Germany and other surplus countries have room to expand spending

U.K.'s Brexit Stalemate Deepens Despite May's Promise to Quit – BB

  EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK
Officials give colour on ECB’s policy response – ABN AMRO
TLTRO-III could be more generous than initial details suggest, QE-II an option

ECB Looks to Ease Banks’ Pain in Era of Sub-Zero Interest Rates – BB
Communicating tweak risks sending wrong signals to investors * Tiering, excluding some reserves, is one option for ECB

Mario Draghi: Monetary policy in the euro area – ECB
Providing monetary policy stimulus after the normalisation of instruments – ECB
Cross-border banking since the crisis – ECB
International spillovers of monetary policy and financial stability concerns – ECB
Central bank independence in unconventional times – ECB


OTHER
Will the steel price recovery last? – ABN AMRO



REGULARS
Five Things to Start Your Day Asia – BB

Eco Day Asia – BB
Fed Worries Worsen, PBOC Goes Easy on Gas, Trade Talks * A wonky basket and price controls undermine BOJ inflation goal * Italians cherish easy money while German speakers want it gone

Five Things to Start Your Day Europe – BB

EU Open Rundown – RANsquawk

FirstFT Daily Briefing – FT

Brussels Briefing – FT
Barnier’s quiet bid for Brussels top job - Fortune will need to be on his side when EU leaders and the Parliament pick a president

Brussels Edition – BB

Brussels Playbook – Politico
The press conference that wasn’t — Operation Save Strasbourg — New Euroskeptic alliance

Danske Daily – Danske Bank

Eco Day Europe – BB
Theresa May's Job, Fed Cautious, Beijing Trade Talks

Daily Market Comment – Marc Chandler
Global Bond Rally Continues, Greenback Remains Firm

Five Things to Start Your Day US – BB

US Open Rundown – RANsquawk

Eco Day US – BB
U.S. Recession Risk, Draghi’s Cushion, China Outlook * As U.S. bond market sees downturn, data show a more mixed view * ECB president says officials need to reflect on sub-zero rates