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Investors expect ECB rate-hike pause in September after dismal PMIs

By Yoruk Bahceli (Reuters) -Traders on Wednesday firmed up bets that the European Central Bank would pause hiking interest rates in September, as sharp

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Investors expect ECB rate-hike pause in September after dismal PMIs

Investors expect ECB rate-hike pause in September after dismal PMIs
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The final countdown? Five questions for the ECB | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

The final countdown? Five questions for the ECB | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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The final countdown? Five questions for the ECB

June 12 (Reuters) - Another quarter percentage-point rate hike from the European Central Bank looks like a done deal on Thursday, but the key question for markets is how many more will follow. Euro area inflatio. | 01:10am

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On The Politics Of Greedflation

Even though inflation has peaked – it fell to 6.7% last week – we are still being told to expect high interest rates to persist well into 2024, or beyond. This is despite the lack of evidence that household spending and wage growth justify the .

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