ECB Warns AI and Geopolitics Make Inflation Fight Tougher
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The global economy has entered a new era, characterized by a set of structural challenges that threaten to generate greater instability and that test the traditional manuals of the world's leading central banks. Factors such as growing trade tensions, disruption of artificial intelligence and the economic impact of climate change are creating an environment where inflation is more difficult to predict and control, forcing monetary authorities to…
ECB Warns of Rising Inflation Volatility Amid Eurozone Economic Pressures
The European Central Bank (ECB), on June 30, 2025, warned that inflation in the Eurozone is set to become “more volatile” due to energy price fluctuations and supply chain disruptions. ECB President Christine Lagarde highlighted a 2.7% inflation rate, above the 2% target, driven by a 10% surge in energy costs and a 5% euro depreciation. The Eurozone’s €14 trillion economy faces challenges from a 20% drop in Russian gas imports and China’s $2 tri…
The European Central Bank (ECB) warned on Monday of "new challenges" - from tensions in international trade to artificial intelligence - that could make inflation more volatile, and promised flexibility in its monetary policy.
The ECB has updated the strategy that has been adopted since 2021, with particular expectations for inflation, which has now become more volatile. "The world has changed significantly in the last four years," but the ECB is prepared for the Russian-Montenegro, guaranteeing Lagarde.

Frankfurt/Main - Customs conflicts, wars, climate change: The central bank's environment is complex, inflation and economic forecasts are difficult. The ECB is preparing for uncertain times with a strategy check.
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