To judge by the euro, the “what, me worry?” verdict from this morning’s European Central Bank meeting didn’t change much about the outlook. But that may be missing a canary in a coal mine: European bank stocks. The ECB not only didn’t change interest rates Thursday, but chieftan Mario Draghi also talked down speculation of additional, non-traditional easing measures. In the aftermath, the euro is locked at $1.3150, pretty much where it had been for weeks. That lack of movement disappointed both the consensus, which had expected the euro to gain on a status-quo ECB, and the few calls out there that predicted the euro ... (full story)