ECB debate reflects growing inflation fears, Sept accounts show - NewsBreak

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -European Central Bank policymakers debated a bigger cut in asset purchases last month and harboured greater inflation concerns than their post-meeting communication suggested, the accounts of the Sept. 9 discussions showed on Thursday. With the economy now on a solid footing and inflation well above the ECB's target, policymakers are preparing for a key debate in December on winding down support and on whether the longer-term inflation outlook still warrants ramping up other stimulus measures to pick up the slack.