ECB warns energy prices may persist longer
Statements (16)
- Neutral
ECB's Dolenc sees no urgency to hike interest rates if energy markets stay calm
- Neutral
European Central Bank officials may face pressure on inflation expectations if energy shock causes stagflation-like effects.
- Bearish
ECB warned that energy costs remain high and the shock will linger in the economy for some time
- Bearish
ECB officials warn Europe will face energy price shock despite U.S.-Iran peace deal
- Neutral
ECB Governing Council member Gabriel Makhlouf warned that price pressures may not ease quickly
- Bearish
ECB's Makhlouf says price pressures may linger due to damaged energy assets
- Neutral
ECB's Escriva says energy disruption will persist despite deal
- Neutral
ECB's Moulin sees a broadening energy shock but not yet in wages
- Bearish
ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that higher energy prices could increase inflation in the Eurozone
- Neutral
Dutch central bank chief Olaf Sleijpen says energy price shocks will guide the European Central Bank's next policy decision
- Neutral
ECB's next move will be decided by the persistence of an energy shock
- Neutral
Schnabel says ECB will need to hike if energy shock broadens
- Bearish
ECB Governing Council member Peter Kazimir warned that higher energy prices will affect the whole economy
- Neutral
ECB Governing Council member Gabriel Makhlouf warned that energy prices could stay higher for longer without a clear timeline.
- Bearish
ECB's Makhlouf expressed concern that energy prices may remain higher for longer
- Bearish
ECB's Makhlouf expressed concern that energy prices may remain elevated for an extended period