ECB's Schnabel says no need to rush into action; we have time to analyse the data; ECB should not be in a rush to raise rates

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The comments from ECB's Schnabel suggest a more cautious approach to interest rate hikes, indicating that the central bank feels it has the luxury of time to assess upcoming economic data. This hawkish pause could imply that current market expectations for immediate rate increases may need to be reassessed, which could stabilize EUR and influence fixed-income markets as the ECB prioritizes a systematic evaluation over a hasty response.

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