There is little in the European calendar in terms of policy events or economic indicators to alter the current (bullish) market dynamics. If anything, we will look at ECB members’ comments (Praet, Nowotny, Asmussen, among others) to potentially add some colour to the less dovish signal sent during this week’s press conference. One important data release, however, will be the first official estimate of annual German GDP growth in 2012 by the statistics office on Tuesday. The German economy minister stated it would come in at around 0.75%, which if confirmed – and given available data through the third quarter – would ... (full story)