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ECB must be vigilant about some upside risks to inflation, Kazimir says

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The European Central Bank has no reason to change interest rates for months and should be mindful of some upside inflation risks, including from slower wage moderation and a smaller impact from the euro's firming, Slovak policymaker Peter Kazimir said. The ECB has been holding interest rates steady since cutting them by 2 percentage points in the year to June, debating whether it has done enough to keep inflation at 2% after taming runaway price growth.

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The European Central Bank (ECB) has no reason to change interest rates for months and must take into account some upward risks to inflation, including lower wage moderation and the lower impact of the strengthening of the euro, as stated by Slovak political leader Peter Kazimir. “I see no reason to act in the coming months,” Kazimir said. “Of course, not in December, then we will see.” He argued that the economy and prices are generally evolving…

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Market Screener broke the news in on Monday, December 8, 2025.
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