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Frankfurt fears tapping interest from trapped Russian assets could dent confidence in euro as global currency
...ECB chief economist Philip Lane said in a speech that recent data suggest disinflation “may run faster than previously expected”....
...“There is a transition going on,” Philip Lane told an ECB conference on Thursday. “I don’t think we should go back to the world of very low bank reserves we had before the global financial crisis.”...
...Philip Lane, ECB chief economist, seemed to signal this by saying recently: “By our June meeting, we will have those important data.”...
...Philip Lane, ECB chief economist, said recently: “By our June meeting, we will have those important data.”...
...Martin Arnold How is the UK economy coping under the weight of higher interest rates?...
...ECB chief economist Philip Lane also played down fears, saying higher borrowing costs should prevent higher prices from causing a broader surge in consumer prices....
...In a speech in New York shortly before the PMI data was released, ECB chief economist Philip Lane said that risks to economic growth were “tilted to the downside”, with manufacturing activity “set to remain...
...The European Central Bank’s chief economist Philip Lane, Bundesbank head Joachim Nagel and Ireland’s central bank chief Gabriel Makhlouf all issued similar warnings that rates may need to stay high....
Some European capitals think diverting interest from Russia’s frozen assets will dent confidence in the euro
...The European Central Bank raised borrowing costs last week, but Philip Lane, its chief economist, said on Thursday that interest rates were on track to defeat inflation providing they were “maintained for...
...policymakers told the FT there was still high uncertainty over how quickly price pressures would subside, especially as wage growth remains high in much of Europe — an issue flagged by ECB chief economist Philip...
...Its chief economist Philip Lane prefers to highlight “market-based indicators of inflation compensation”, which include several other elements, including inflation-linked bonds....
...“On average, wages are rising in a very moderate way,” Philip Lane told a Croatian central bank event. “Many people are still locked into old contracts.”...
...Additional reporting by Philip Stafford and George Steer in London Letter in response to this article: Can monetary policy work in a fixed-rate world? / From Dan McLaughlin, Dublin, Ireland...
...Additional reporting from Philip Stafford in London...
...Letter in response to this article: Cheney had a point when he downplayed US deficits / From Arnold J Clift, Deputy Secretary, World Bank, 1993-96, Brattleboro, VT, US...
...Additional reporting by Paola Tamma in Brussels, James Politi in Washington, Martin Arnold in Frankfurt and Richard Milne in Oslo...
...ECB chief economist Philip Lane said last week that “the high levels of wage growth projected for 2023 and 2024 can be expected to make wages an increasingly dominant driver of underlying inflation in the...
...build unity, Lagarde holds a regular call with the heads of the German, French, Italian, Spanish and Dutch central banks to discuss big moves before each policy meeting, while she or her chief economist Philip...
...Her father, Philip, was an active communist in the 1930s and ran a pioneering, if ultimately disastrous, social commune in the 1970s....
...Philip Lane, ECB chief economist, said last week that BMW’s statement was a signal that high profit margins were likely to be squeezed by weaker demand, adding that competition should be boosted by the reopening...
...ECB chief economist Philip Lane said on Tuesday there was still a strong case for another half percentage point rate rise in March even though “there’s significant evidence that monetary policy is kicking...
...An event for your diaries To coincide (almost) with the FT launching this newsletter, I’ll be talking to my international colleagues Martin Arnold, Claire Jones, Martin Sandbu and Colby Smith to unpick...
...ECB chief economist Philip Lane, one of its more dovish rate-setters, said in remarks published on Monday that 75 basis point rises may no longer be necessary as earlier increases meant that its benchmark...
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