European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde announced on Monday she would be “surprised” if inflation It has already peaked in the Eurozone, which indicates that the current monetary woes will continue. Price increases peaked in October at 10.6%, and were very high at around 5% excluding energy and food prices. Boss confirmed European Central Bank … Read more
[フランクフルト ３日 ロイター] – Although there is growing speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) will move in tandem with further US Federal Reserve (FRB) interest rate hikes, ECB officials are concerned about the development of interest rates in the future. the difference. Although there is growing speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) will … Read more
The Government argues that the central bank does not pronounce itself “against” the tax and that it has already “taken into account” its considerations in its planning The European Central Bank (ECB) asked this Thursday at the Government yes al Congress do a “in-depth analysis of possible negative consequences” from ‘Bank fees that finalize, to … Read more
The European Central Bank announced Thursday that it will raise interest rates to fight inflation, despite growing concerns over the gloomy economic outlook. The bank again raised the three key interest rates by 75 basis points, bringing them between 1.5 and 2.25 percent. The bank has raised interest rates three times since July, similar to … Read more
The financing of the Czech governing administration this 12 months ever more relies upon on cash from abroad. According to the newest data from the Ministry of Finance, overseas buyers held a document 733 billion crowns in Czech federal government bonds at the conclusion of July. Fund players purchased $ 125 billion really worth of … Read more
Guido Salerno Aletta Columnist of the Teleborsa Agency – – – The euro, an act of stupid pride That ofeuro it is a history, both ancient and recent, studded with errors. And the BCECentral bank without history and without culture, at the helm of a currency without a state, he is collecting catastrophic ones, one … Read more
The ‘bargain’ of fixed mortgages at 1% is over. The Euribor is trading higher again (-0.335% in February compared to -0.477% in January), spurred on by the possibility that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates to contain inflation in the eurozone. Faced with this new scenario, banks have made a 180-degree turn in … Read more
The Czech currency could weaken very quickly, believes Purple Trading currency trader Jaroslav Tupý. According to him, the situation in Ukraine means great uncertainty and risk aversion for global financial markets. The koruna, along with other Central European currencies, is a risky asset, he said. According to him, risk aversion is reflected in the strengthening … Read more
“The European Central Bank is not doing anything and will not do anything yet, because it has no room and will more or less pray that the inflation episode will remain an episode. The central bank must be careful not to bankrupt countries such as Italy or Greece. They simply cannot afford to pay significantly … Read more
Central bankers in Central Europe have focused on raising interest rates in the fight against rapidly rising inflation. This is supported by global supply problems and rising energy costs, but also by growing consumer demand and the tight labor market situation, which is pushing up wage increases. According to the estimate of the local statistical … Read more