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ECB policymaker Lane says second-round effects would persist even after shock reversal
28 May 2026, 10:21 UTCRead full speech on investinglive.com
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ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane warned that inflationary pressures from the energy shock will persist even if we see a reversal. Lane highlighted that while the initial shock is fading, the resulting adjustments in wages and price-setting behavior continue to weigh on the economy
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