ECB President Lagarde (Q&A), again asked about stagflation, says the characterisation belongs in the 1970s - an entirely different situation than today
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ECB President Lagarde (Q&A) says that by June, ECB will have a lot more information to see whether we are beginning to see second-round effects
ECB President Lagarde (Q&A) says fiscal measures should be targeted, tailored, and temporary; some add a fourth 'T', transformational
ECB President Lagarde (Q&A), again asked about stagflation, says the characterisation belongs in the 1970s - an entirely different situation than today
Russian Deputy PM Novak says the global oil market will still be in turbulence for some time, and will take several months to stabilise, Interfax reports
ECB President Lagarde (Q&A) says tightening of financial conditions seen recently is doing some of the work; notes they are not seeing any second-round effects
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Lagarde's remarks on stagflation suggest a hawkish posture as she distances current conditions from the past, which could support a tighter monetary policy stance. This characterization implies that the ECB might not prioritize downturn risks as highly, potentially influencing interest rates and market sentiment. Keep an eye on the euro's reaction and how fixed income might adjust amid these comments.
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