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because we are starting to get different views on how sticky inflation is and how central banks will respond to it.— will respond to it. yes, we are at an interesting _ will respond to it. yes, we are at an interesting turning _ will respond to it. yes, we are at an interesting turning point - will respond to it. yes, we are at an interesting turning point and l will respond to it. yes, we are at i an interesting turning point and you already highlighted three contrasting decisions this week. no real surprise from ecb, i would say. they told us a few months back that they were likely to raise rates in three consecutive months, this is the second run of those, they have pretty much committed to raising inflation rates again injuly, so as we have seen, there is no real surprise there, but we are obviously nearing the end of thatjourney in europe as well and what some market participants were hoping for today is some signal as to whether the ecb would stop after their next hike in july or whether they were still likely to keep going in september and on that we have not yet learned anything new. and on that we have not yet learned anything new— and on that we have not yet learned anything nava— anything new. what the ecb has to do, it sort anything new. what the ecb has to do. it sort of _ anything new. what the ecb has to do, it sort of has _ anything new. what the ecb has to do, it sort of has a _ anything new. what the ecb has to do, it sort of has a unique - do, it sort of has a unique challenge and has to try to harmonise all of those economies