Energy surge forces eurozone tightening

ECB's Philip Lane and other central bankers warned rising oil and gas prices would prolong euro-area inflation and prompt renewed monetary tightening, with Lane saying an October rate hike possible.

Handelsblatt

Economy: A new energy shock could prolong inflation

New price spikes in oil and gas could keep inflation in the euro area higher for longer, warns ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane. A further rate hike could already be possible in October.

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Der Standard

The next wave of price increases is rolling in: Why the coalition can do more

Energy prices are rising sharply, coalition partners appear to be driven by the looming crisis. It doesn't have to be this way.

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Kathimerini

The major economies are entering a new round of monetary tightening

A shared worry among central bankers in the United States, the EU, Japan, and the United Kingdom is that rising energy costs are setting the stage for a new inflationary crisis.

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Energy surge forces eurozone tightening

Economy: A new energy shock could prolong inflation

The next wave of price increases is rolling in: Why the coalition can do more

The major economies are entering a new round of monetary tightening

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News, ranked by scholars

Energy surge forces eurozone tightening

Economy: A new energy shock could prolong inflation

The next wave of price increases is rolling in: Why the coalition can do more

The major economies are entering a new round of monetary tightening

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