Energy Shock, Too Big to Be Ignored. Lagarde Announces How the ECB Will Respond to the Costs
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The intervention of the President of the ECB: 'Perspectives indicate higher inflation in the future, especially in the short term' (ANSA)
In her statement to the International Monetary and Financial Committee, which includes finance ministers and central bank governors from around the world, she emphasized that the sustainability of public finance continues to be a fundamental pillar...The Lagard article: Financial action must be taken to cope with the consequences of the energy shock written in the stock market.
The energy shock related to the war on Iran is too great to be ignored by monetary policy, but a measured response remains the right one...
The energy shock caused by the war with Iran is too great to be ignored by monetary policy, but a measured reaction remains the correct one to keep inflation under control, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said.
The rise in energy prices puts pressure on European monetary policy. The rise in long-term rates risks curbing economic growth and, at the same time, fueling new price tensions. For the President of the ECB, Christine Lagarde, it is necessary to maintain high vigilance without overreacting AgenPress. The energy shock caused by [...]
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