The European Central Bank has called the Russian invasion of Ukraine a “watershed” moment for Europe, as it took a hawkish tone and adjusted its purchase schedule for the asset purchase programme (APP).
The central bank held rates but revised its monthly net purchases under the APP to €40bn in April, €30bn in May and €20bn in June. This is up from its previous announcement in February, where it sa...
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