By Yoruk Bahceli and Stefano Rebaudo

LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) -The European Central Bank is set to hold interest rates steady for a second straight meeting on Thursday, with investors watching for any hints that the bank is done with cutting them.

A hawkish tone from ECB chief Christine Lagarde in July dented market expectations for further moves. A U.S.-EU trade agreement followed and the economy is holding up, so Frankfurt has little need to act now.

“Right now they’re quite comfortable staying put,” said Zurich Insurance Group’s chief market strategist Guy Miller.

Here are five key questions for markets:

1/ What will the ECB do on Thursday?

Leave its key rate on hold at 2%.

Inflation has been slightly higher than expected since the last meeting and first-quarter growth was double E

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