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ECB Consumer Expectations Survey: 1yr CPI expectations 4% (exp. 2.8%, prev. 2.5%), 3yr CPI expectations 3.0% (exp. 2.6%, prev. 2.5%)

The ECB's Consumer Expectations Survey showing a significant increase in both 1-year and 3-year CPI expectations is a clear inflation signal, far exceeding forecasts.

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ECB Consumer Expectations Survey: 1yr CPI expectations 4% (exp. 2.8%, prev. 2.5%), 3yr CPI expectations 3.0% (exp. 2.6%, prev. 2.5%)

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This raises the likelihood of more hawkish monetary policy from the ECB, potentially impacting interest rates, the Euro, and broader market sentiment regarding inflation and growth expectations in the eurozone.

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