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ECB's Oct Decision Will Reflect Greater Confidence on Inflation, Says Lagarde
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is increasingly confident that inflation will fall back to its 2% target and this should be reflected in its October policy decision, ECB President Christine Lagarde said on Monday.
ECB’s Lagarde More Confident Of Meeting Inflation Target
The European Central Bank is more confident that inflation is going to settle at its target after a series of recent data releases, and will take that into account when it next sets policy, President Christine Lagarde said Monday.
Lagarde Says ECB Gained Inflation Confidence Before Next Meeting
Christine Lagarde said the European Central Bank is becoming more optimistic that it will be able to get inflation under control, and will reflect on that at its October interest-rate decision.Most Read from BloombergA 7,
ECB's Lagarde drops rate-cut hint as inflation falls
The European Central Bank is increasingly confident that inflation will fall to its 2% target and this will be reflected in its next policy move, the bank's president said on Monday, dropping the clearest hint yet about a coming interest rate cut.
Rates Spark: October ECB cut more likely than ever
Frontloading cuts should help the EUR curve steepen from the back-end With disinflation broadening across the eurozone and Lagarde underlining this will be taken into account in next decision, an October ECB cut suddenly seems more likely than before.
ECB’s Lagarde hints at October rate cut as inflation slows
At its September meeting, the ECB had cut its key deposit rate for a second time this year, taking it down to 3.50 percent from 3.75. However, Lagarde had indicated at the time that the Bank would probably wait until December before moving again, due to ongoing uncertainties around lingering inflation, especially in the services sector.
ECB Rate Cut Likely as Euro Zone Bonds React to Falling Inflation
Euro zone bond yields dipped on Monday following signs of slowing inflation in Germany and Italy. ECB President Christine Lagarde pointed to progress on price stability, fueling expectations of an interest rate cut in October.
German inflation eases, spurring hopes for another ECB cut
By Maria Martinez and Rachel More BERLIN (Reuters) -German inflation fell to its lowest level since February 2021 this month, preliminary data showed on Monday, helping European Central Bank doves build their case for another interest rate cut next month.
ECB's Lagarde hints at further rate cut as inflation moderates
President Christine Lagarde expressed confidence in Brussels on Monday that inflation could soon return to the bank's target level and did not rule out a further interest rate cut. "Looking ahead, inflation might temporarily increase in the fourth quarter of this year as previous sharp falls in energy prices drop out of
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Eurozone economy is facing ‘headwinds,’ European Central Bank’s Lagarde says
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ECB's Lagarde praises bank mergers as UniCredit courts Commerzbank
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Lagarde dice que BCE está más confiado en que podrá controlar la inflación
Christine Lagarde afirmó que el Banco Central Europeo está cada vez más optimista sobre su capacidad para controlar la inflación y que reflexionará sobre ello en su decisión de octubre sobre las tasas ...