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Dirk Schumacher

ECB preview: a « big » hike in September

Despite a continuously darkening outlook for the euro area, th e E CB is set to tighten policy further at its September meeting and we now expect a 75bp hike in policy rates . As headline inflation will keep rising, w e think that a rising number of Governing Council members is increasingly concerned about a more lasting rise in inflation expectations, arguing for a “big” hike in the deposit rate.

28/08/2022 1 EN

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ECB preview: a « big » hike in September

Spain: a misleading rise in unemployment

BoJ to pause as a stronger Yen takes away some cost-inflation pressure but also that of the Trump administration

Espagne : une hausse du chômage en trompe l’œil

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