In the financial market in general, a state in which buyers (more rarely also referring to sellers) hold back on the basis of certain expectations. – In the case of the central bank, a behavior in which it does not implement any of its measures (often regardless of calls from the public), but may comment on developments in the financial market. – See Abundance, Investment Emergency, Attentism, Code Words, Leadership, Verbal, Willingness to Act, Liquidity Trap, Market Weakness, Moral Suasion, Open-Mouth Policy, Signaling Effect, Silence, Stealth Policy, Vigilance, High – Cf. ECB Monthly Bulletin, April 2007, pp. 67 ff. (textbook account of the ECB’s communication with the financial market).

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