ECB policymakers saw inflation risks skewed to the upside when they delivered their first rate hike since 2023 at the September meeting, but stressed the importance of not signaling any further policy moves and keeping all options open, according to the meeting accounts released Thursday. Officials warned that eurozone inflation could come in higher than projected, but stressed the importance of avoiding guidance on the future interest-rate path given the high uncertainty surrounding the inflation outlook and range of possible scenarios due to the ongoing fighting between the US and Iran, as well as Russia’s war in Ukraine. The ECB also noted that while the policy response should remain proportionate, the 2.
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