Lane (ECB) analyses the impact of the 'energy shock' on eurozone inflation
ECB Chief Economist Philip R. Lane discusses the energy shock's impact on inflation and eurozone outlook in a speech.
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The ECB publishes a report on the impact of digitalisation on money, payments, and finance, highlighting challenges for monetary policy.
ECB Chief Economist Philip R. Lane discusses the energy shock's impact on inflation and eurozone outlook in a speech.
The Eurosystem launches Pontes, enabling wholesale transactions with tokenised assets in central bank money. Full deployment is expected by 2028.
Lane (ECB) states that the second wave of energy prices delays inflation returning to target until mid-2027.
The ECB's August survey shows 12-month inflation expectations at 3.0%, with past perception stable at 3.5% and expected unemployment dropping to 11.0%.
ECB Vice President attributes the rise to delayed drought effects, predicting food prices will hit 3.4% in Q3 2027.
The ECB anticipates a 2.7% wage increase in H1 2027, with employee coverage at 28.8%. The indicator without one-off payments moderates to 2.6% in 2026.
The ECB president claims in Vienna that AI can raise productivity by 4% in ten years and urges faster adoption to keep pace with the US.
The ECB champions the role of cash in euros: over 31 billion notes in circulation, worth €1.6 trillion, with an annual growth of 3%.
Isabel Schnabel, ECB chief economist, addresses risks to macroeconomic, fiscal, and financial stability in a world exposed to shocks.
The ECB raises rates with inflation at 3.3% in the eurozone. Lagarde calls debt cancellation 'absurd' and warns of a potential correction in AI.
Banks like ING, MyInvestor, and Deutsche Bank raise deposit yields after ECB hike, improving savings conditions.