ECB's Muller says market's rate bets are not completely unreasonable, its hard to argue there is an obvious case for an April hike; can not fully exclude it
Muller's remarks suggest that while the market's expectations for rate hikes may not be entirely off-base, he expresses caution about the likelihood of an April increase.
Indian refiners are reportedly settling rare cargoes of Iranian oil purchased under a temporary US sanctions waiver using CNY through ICICI Bank
Gerresheimer (GXI GY) has rejected takeover bid from US rival Silgan (SLGN), according to Reuters sources
ECB's Muller says market's rate bets are not completely unreasonable, its hard to argue there is an obvious case for an April hike; can not fully exclude it
Chinese scientists have reportedly developed diamond coating, which could improve cooling efficiency of AI data centeres by around 80%, SCMP reports
Cumulative crude and condensate supply losses in the Middle East have reached 521mln barrels, according to Kpler's Baker
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- Dangerous to assume energy shocks are temporary.
- ECB is better placed than it was in 2022 - does not have to wait to see second-round effects.
This implies that the ECB is more proactive in assessing inflation risks compared to last year, indicating a nuanced approach to interest rate policy that could impact Eurozone fixed income markets and the euro.
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