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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The president of the European Central Bank on Monday gave the clearest sign yet that policymakers will aim to raise interest rates as soon as July to ease surging inflation.

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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

The president of the European Central Bank has given the clearest sign yet that policymakers will aim to raise interest rates as soon as July to ease surging inflation

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

The president of the European Central Bank has given the clearest sign yet that policymakers will aim to raise interest rates as soon as July to ease surging inflation

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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The president of the European Central Bank has given the clearest sign yet that policymakers will aim to raise interest rates as soon as July to ease surging inflation. In a blog post on the Frankfurt, Germany-based bank’s website, President Christine Lagarde said Monday that she expects asset purchases that buoy the economy would end “very early in the third quarter.” That “would allow us a rate lift-off at our meeting…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

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European Central Bank chief signals possible July rate hike

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The president of the European Central Bank on Monday gave the clearest sign yet that policymakers will aim to raise interest rates as soon as July to Ease surging inflation. In a blog post on the Frankfurt, Germany-based bank's website, President Christine Lagarde said she expects asset purchases that buoy the economy would end “very early in the third Quarter.”

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