Will rates go higher in Europe this week? Central banks confront stagflation threat
Europe's central banks are in focus this week as the European Central Bank and Bank of England release their latest monetary policy decisions against a backdrop of rising prices and growth fears. March data from the euro zone and the U.K. shows the Iran conflict is already weighing on economies, sparking fears of looming "stagflation" — slow growth, high inflation and rising unemployment. Both the ECB and BOE kept rates on hold in March as the war started to shake the global economy, and both are expected to take a cautious approach on Thursday. Markets quickly started pricing in interest rate hikes by both ...
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