ECB’s Lane Sees Inflation Returning to Target From Mid-2027-Paper
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A new wave of high energy prices will ensure that inflation in the euro area remains sustained longer than initially foreseen by the ECB. (ANSA)
New price jumps in oil and gas could keep inflation in the euro area up for longer, warns ECB chief economist Philip Lane. A further interest rate increase is already possible in October.
Rising oil and gas prices will lead to higher and more persistent inflation, warns ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane
European Central Bank (ECB) Chief Economist Philip Lane said in an interview with Swiss newspaper Le Temps that eurozone inflation will remain high for longer than previously expected due to a new wave of rising energy prices, Bloomberg reported.
ECB’s Lane Says New Energy Shock to Lead to Longer Inflation
A new wave of high energy prices means euro area inflation will stay elevated for longer than initially anticipated by the European Central Bank, Chief Economist Philip Lane told Le Temps newspaper.
ECB's Lane sees inflation returning to target from mid-2027-paper
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