ECB to Raise Interest Rates Thursday -- and It Won't Stick with It, Economists Believe
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The European Center is moving to raise interest for the second time Thursday with inflation rising to 3.3%, while market stakes are increasing on a third increase in December in the midst of rising energy prices.
The perspective of the UBS is based on factors such as the "strengthening" of economic activity until the end of the year and throughout 2027, "sustained" by fiscal expansion in Germany, and private consumption. It is also mentioned that the decision to aggravate interest rates must "strengthen" the credibility of the European Central Bank in combating inflation, before adopting a "more affluent orientation" in 2027.
Nordea expects as many as two rate hikes, and the OP's view is now leaning towards further rate hikes.
The European Central Bank (ECB) should announce a further increase in interest rates on Thursday, by 25 basis points and for the upper limit of the neutral zone, the analysts estimate, after the maintenance of the leading rates in July. The ECB content should advance with further increase of interest on Thursday appears first in National Sheet.
The European Central Bank (ECB) should announce a further increase in interest rates on Thursday, by 25 basis points and for the upper limit of the neutral zone, the analysts estimate, after the maintenance of the leading rates in July.
Rome, 8 Sep. (askanews) • New increases in oil and fuel prices, combined with the recent upward revision of economic growth in the euro area, appear to cement the European Central Bank's propensity to a new increase in interest rates, to the Governing Council, which on Thursday, on [...]
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