ECB's Centeno hopes key interest rate will drop to 2% sooner, not later
The European Central bank may need to cut interest rates below a neutral level to stimulate economic growth as inflation is ...
Tariffs are not good news for anyone, says Bank of Portugal's Mario Centeno
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ECB's Bold Call: Interest Rates May Go Even Lower
The ECB, led by policymaker Mario Centeno, might cut interest rates below neutral to stimulate growth, as inflation risks ...
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ECB's Centeno: May need to go below neutral to sustain inflation
European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Board Member Mario Centeno noted that deflationary pressures within the European ...
'European economy is not growing,' says Bank of Portugal's Centeno
Bank of Portugal Governor Mario Centeno discusses European Central Bank monetary policy, the European economy and the impact ...
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ECB’s Centeno hopes key interest rate will drop to 2% sooner, not later
ECB policymaker Mario Centeno told Reuters on Wednesday. With tariffs on European goods threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump representing a further risk to growth, Centeno, governor of the ...
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ECB's Centeno advocates for quicker interest rate drop and addresses potential U.S. tariffs - Reuters
Investing.com -- ECB policymaker Mario Centeno expressed his hopes for a quicker drop in key interest rates to 2% this year, according to an interview on Wednesday with Reuters. Currently at 2.75% ...
ECB's Centeno advocates for quicker interest rate drop and addresses potential U.S. tariffs - Reuters
Centeno suggested that the ECB might need to cut interest rates below what economists consider the neutral level, which is between 1.75% and 2.25%. This neutral level doesn't restrict economic growth.