Expectations for the minutes to move markets are low, busy with other matters it seems
Still, there are a couple of issues to watch.
Be alert for comments on the growth outlook, signs are of a slowing but the ECB, so far, have appeared relatively unconcerned on this. Draghi's latest was a nod to continued domestic demand.
Watch too for anything on the expected pull back in QE in December.
On interest rates, any hints on changes to the path next year (if inflation slows, although it appears to be staying above 2%).
Minutes are on track for a 12:30 GMT release.
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