ECB Meeting: Five Key Questions on Rates, Inflation and Lagarde's Exit
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Times of IndiaECB Meeting: Five key questions on rates, inflation and Lagarde's exit
The European Central Bank is widely expected to hold interest rates at 2.5% amid elevated energy prices, eurozone inflation and Frances financial instability. With inflation reaching 3.8% in September, markets anticipate further rate hikes. Policymakers will assess economic risks, bond market pressures and leadership changes before signalling future monetary policy decisions.
The market assumes that it will not touch fees until December, in line with the Federal Reserve.
Gasoline prices rose by 27.8% in September compared to 2025.
The European monetary institution is about not to change its policy, while growth is resisting, energy inflation is growing and long rates are increasing.
On the one hand, growth is resisting and energy inflation is rising. On the other hand, the rise in long rates is taking over from the European Central Bank in the tightening of financial conditions. The institution is expected to remain at arm's length on Thursday, without proposing to intervene on French rates.
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