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ECB wage tracker suggests slightly higher wage growth in first three quarters of 2027 compared with the full year of 2026
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What changed vs prior statement
- 01Current statement introduces wage growth forecasts, reflecting a shift in focus from geopolitical to economic indicators.
- 02Language highlights specific wage tracker data, which was absent in the prior statement.
- 03No material change in policy stance vs prior statement.
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PRESS RELEASE ECB wage tracker suggests slightly higher wage growth in first three quarters of 2027 compared with the full year of 2026 4 November 2026 ECB wage tracker updated with wage agreements signed up to middle of October 2026; forward-looking horizon extended to end of Se