Euro zone households likely to keep saving to rebuild wealth, ECB says
Euro zone households could keep saving a large portion of their income to rebuild wealth lost to high inflation, the European Central Bank argued, suggesting lacklustre consumption will continue to weigh on growth in the near term.
Euro-Zone Inflation Rebounds But Won’t Derail ECB Rate Cuts
Euro-area inflation accelerated last month, supporting the European Central Bank’s gradual approach to reducing interest rates, without derailing them altogether.
Eurozone Inflation Rises, Likely Forcing Slower ECB Rate Cuts
Eurozone inflation rose in December as energy prices slightly ticked up, official data showed Tuesday, which experts said will likely push the European Central Bank to pursue its rate-cutting cycle more cautiously.
Euro Zone Consumers Raise Inflation Expectations in November, ECB Poll Shows
The median respondent in the ECB's Consumer Expectations Survey expected prices to grow by 2.6% over the following 12 months in November, from 2.5% in October - marking the second increase in a row. The expectation for three years ahead was raised to 2.4% - the highest level since July - from 2.1%.
Eurozone inflation on track for ECB rate cuts this year
The governing council reiterated in December that the disinflation process is on track and that it expects to achieve its 2 per cent target in the medium term. Updated forecasts from then expect lower headline inflation rates of 2.1 per cent for 2025 and 1.9 per cent for 2026.
Ghana Inflation at Eight-Month High Reduces Prospect of Rate Cut
Ghana’s annual inflation rate climbed to its highest level in seven months in December, reducing the prospects of an interest-rate cut later this month.
Euro zone inflation jumps on higher energy costs
Euro zone inflation accelerated in December, an unwelcome but anticipated blip that is unlikely to derail further interest rate cuts from the European Central Bank.
Eurozone Consumers' Inflation Expectations Rise: ECB Survey
Inflation expectations among euro area consumers increased slightly in November, the latest Consumer Expectations Survey published by
Eurozone Inflation Climbs Further Above ECB Target
Inflation in the eurozone rose further above the European Central Bank’s target in the final month of 2024, although that is unlikely to dissuade policymakers from lowering borrowing costs again this month to support a faltering economy.
ECB Could Reach Neutral Rate by Summer, Villeroy Says
"If the pullback in inflation is confirmed in the coming quarters as we expect, common sense would have us heading towards ...
EU climate plans at risk from public funding gap, ECB paper shows
The European Union risks falling significantly short later this decade of the public funds it needs to achieve its climate ...
ECB Says Consumer Inflation Expectations Increased in November
Prices were seen rising 2.6% over the next 12 months, up from 2.5% in October, according to its monthly survey of households ...
Inflation Angst Can Be Harmful, ECB’s Cipollone Tells Corriere
Excessive concern about possible future inflation shocks can be harmful to the economy, European Central Bank Executive Board ...
ECB rejects Afg boycott call at CT2025
England are due to face Afghanistan in Lahore on February 26 in their second match of the tournament, and the ECB is under ...
European Fixed-Income Outlook 2025: Adversity, Uncertainty, Opportunity
Against the challenging background, we find the outlook for European bond markets surprisingly bright. Read more here.
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ECB Likely to Keep Eyes on Lower Rates as Stagflation Fears Mount
The looming specter of stagflation won’t deter the European Central Bank from cutting rates this month, ING macro chief Carsten Brzeski writes in a note to clients.