ECB's Lane says there will be no paralysis on potential rate moves, nor any kind of pre-emption; says this is not a like-for-like situation to 2022

ECB's Lane's remarks indicate a more measured approach to rate decisions compared to 2022, suggesting that the central bank won't hesitate to act as necessary.

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This shift could signal to markets that while rates may still rise, the guidance will be data-driven rather than reactionary, impacting EUR and influencing fixed income strategies accordingly.

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