- If Greece not able to finance debt on the market, support could be used as last resort
- Short-term inflation risks are low but point to upside
- Goal of possible Greece rescue would be ensuring financial stability in euro zone
- Litmus test coming at end of June when first of 12-month tenders expire
- Greece must remain responsible for its fiscal policy
- Eurosystem will take care that end-June transition goes smoothly
- Most pressing task for monetary policy is exit from support measures
- Eurogroup decisions offer Greece chance to win back credibility
- Greece must stick to budget consolidation path as minimum requirement
- Current record low ECB rates are appropriate
- Can expect quick rate cuts during crisis accompanied by quick rises afterwards
- If budgets lead to higher inflation expectations could lead to more restrictive monetary policy