Energy Cost Rise Shows No Second-Round Effects in Euro Area
A recent increase in energy prices has not produced measurable follow-on effects across the broader euro-area economy. Officials at the European Central Bank have noted the absence of these secondary impacts so far.
financialpost.comEnergy prices have risen in the euro area, yet the increase has not produced measurable effects in other sectors of the economy. Officials monitoring price developments said the data do not show second-round inflation pressures at this stage.
The observation covers the euro-area economy as a whole and draws on the most recent available indicators. No specific timeline for additional effects was provided.
Central bank officials continue to track incoming data for any signs that energy costs are feeding into wages or other prices. Further updates are expected as new statistics are released.
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Central bank officials will continue monitoring price data for any follow-on effects.
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