10/04/2003 (Agence Europe) - The European Central Bank (ECB) said on Thursday it was not yet possible to judge the fallout of the Iraqi war on the economy, and, in its April monthly bulletin, gave no new hints of where interest rates were headed. The bulletin, prepared before the collapse of the Iraqi regime, repeated the ECB's promise to review the implications of the war as soon as the picture clarifies (see Europe of 4 April, p.10, on Wim Duisenberg's statements). The bulletin notes that...