FRANKFURT, Oct 6 (Reuters) - High euro zone energy costs have yet to generate second-round inflation effects, and the strength of such a pass-through is uncertain, European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane told Italian news agency ANSA. "We have not seen so far very strong second-round effects. We continue to look at them," Lane said in an interview published on Tuesday. "That's why, even though I am a promoter of the scenarios, it is too simplistic to say we're in the adverse scenario or the baseline scenario." "Energy prices are high but the strength of the pass-through to the rest of the economy remains uncertain," Lane added.
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