ECB Set to Raise Rates in September, but Then Done
All 65 economists in a Reuters poll expect a quarter-point hike to 2.50%, as inflation stays above target and policymakers signal no further move.
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With inflation to rise and markets to anticipate rising interest rates, the analyst advocates the need for Europe to further accelerate its energy independence.
Given the growing inflationary pressure in the region, the European Central Bank (ECB) is likely to raise interest rates on September 10, and they should continue to increase thereafter, says Gediminas Šimkus, Governor of the Bank of Lithuania (LB).
The European Central Bank will raise interest rates next Thursday, September 10th, for the second but last time, completing a cycle of hikes that may prove to be the shortest in 15 years. ECB interest rates: Economists see another rise in September and then end - NAUTEBORIKI
(Teleborsa) - A quarter point increase in ECB interest rates at the next meeting on September 10 seems increasingly likely for ING. This, writes Carsten Brzeski, Global Head...
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