Pantheon's Vistesen writes "State CPIs in Germany coming in very hot here, at least relative to our expectations; this will be a bad day for ECB doves, by the looks of it."

The stronger-than-expected state CPI figures from Germany suggest increasing inflationary pressures, which will likely challenge the ECB's dovish stance.

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Pantheon's Vistesen writes "State CPIs in Germany coming in very hot here, at least relative to our expectations; this will be a bad day for ECB doves, by the looks of it."

German GDP Growth Rate QoQ Flash (Q4) Q/Q 0.3% vs. Exp. 0.2% (Prev. 0.0%)

German Hesse CPI MoM (Jan) M/M 0% (Prev. 0.1%)

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This could signal a shift in monetary policy expectations, contributing to upward pressure on rates and potentially impacting the euro against other currencies.

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