Dutch ECB Governing Council member Klaas Knot noted that the combination of US tariffs, a stronger Euro, and falling energy prices could push eurozone inflation lower than expected in the short term. “The strong euro, together with falling energy prices, suggests that the near-term impact might not be so inflationary after all,” Knot said. However, […]
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