Euro Overnight Index Average, popularly known as EONIA steepened after US election. Back in September, EONIA was pricing the ECB rate to remain below zero till 2022, but in December it is pricing a zero rate until 2020.
Previously the forward was pricing another rate cut by 2019, now it suggests the next move likely to be a hike than a cut.


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