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ECB's Dolenc says can expect consumer expectations from inflation to rise

The comments from ECB's Dolenc suggest that consumer expectations for inflation are set to increase, which may hint at a more hawkish stance from the ECB.

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ECB's Dolenc says can expect consumer expectations from inflation to rise

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  • Energy prices have a limited effect on the economy for now. 
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If energy prices are currently having a limited impact, this could indicate underlying strength in consumer sentiment, but rising inflation expectations could pressure the central bank to consider tightening measures more aggressively in the future.

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