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In business, data is rarely perfectly consistent. Delivery times drift, customer satisfaction ratings fluctuate, and even well-run processes produce results that vary from one observation to the next. The real question isn’t why that variation exists, but whether a given result falls within an expected range or signals something worth investigating. A normal distribution helps…

Thus, today monetary policy is dictated by policy interest rates (essentially the deposit facility – or depo – rate)1 and the ECB has not committed itself to any particular future path for interest rates; rather, it aims for agile decision-making, meeting by meeting, based on economic and geopolitical data and events.