At the ECB, It Was Noted that the Oil Price Surge Did Not Affect Eurozone Salaries.
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The energy shock caused by the situation in the Middle East has not yet affected the prices of other products and has not led to faster wage growth in the eurozone, although this scenario cannot be ruled out, the head of the Finnish ECB and the board member of the European Central Bank (ECB), Ollie Ren. "The similar effects may occur gradually and without being noticed," he noted at the Helsinki event. "The longer the conflict in the Middle East…
The governor emphasized the need for constant vigilance against the risk of energy cost spillovers into the broader economy.
ECB Governing Council member Olli Rehn commented on the inflation outlook in the Euro Area. Rehn stated that despite the rapid increase in energy prices, overall price pressures...
Strong demand makes it easier for businesses to pass on increased costs to consumers.
The war in the Middle East is slowing economic growth. At the same time, growth is supported by the development of AI. Two opposing forces are at work in the economy, the Bank of Finland notes.
Economists expect further tightening of monetary policy, according to Bloomberg, although any move will depend on new data that emerges.
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