Nicosia, Cyprus - With the full-blown Quantitative Easing (QE) program already announced, economic desks unanimously expect that the European Central Bank's rate decision this Thursday will be a non-event with all key rates to be left unchanged. However, there will plenty to watch - alongside the release of updated macroeconomic forecasts, traders will scrutinize the bank's President Mario Draghi's details about the framework. "Important unknowns about the program persist," Justin Knight of UBS wrote in a note, pointing to the bank's soon-to-be-launched sovereign bond-buying program. "The answers to them could ... (full story)