ECB policymaker Kazaks says the ECB is ready to act again if needed
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I still see upside risks to inflation The ECB is ready to act again if needed The ECB can move gradually ECB's Kazaks said that inflation risks in the Eurozone remain tilted to the upside despite improving geopolitical conditions following the recent US-Iran agreement. His remark
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Lead — The ECB's recent stance, as articulated by Kazaks, underscores a commitment to maintaining anchored inflation expectations amid rising geopolitical tensions and energy price volatility. Per the full note [source], the ECB's decision to hold rates steady in April reflects a proactive rather than passive approach to inflation management. The desk emphasizes that while stagflation is not the current baseline, persistent inflation risks remain, particularly with the potential for second-round effects. Consensus targets for EUR/USD remain relatively stable, suggesting traders are weighing these inflation dynamics against broader economic signals.
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