Justin Low
ECB inflation headache could worsen as gas prices feed through faster than before
The sharp rise in energy prices in the second quarter of this year has inevitably revived comparisons with the 2021-22 energy shock. While the ECB notes that the nature of the shock this time around is different to the one back then, there is one particular detail in their latest
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