German Inflation Trend and Impact on ECB's Target

Tuesday, 2 April 2024, 14:01

German inflation is on a downward trend, reaching 2.2% in March, fueling predictions from ING economists that it could hit the 2% target set by the European Central Bank (ECB) next month. This forecast has significant implications for monetary policy and market expectations, signaling the need for close monitoring of the Eurozone's economic dynamics. The potential achievement of the ECB's inflation target could shape future decisions and strategies in the region's financial landscape.

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German Inflation Trends

Inflation in the German economy fell for the fourth consecutive month, reaching 2.2% in March.

ING Economists' Prediction

ING economists foresee a potential scenario where German inflation could reach the European Central Bank's (ECB) target of 2% by next month.

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German Inflation Trends

ING Economists' Prediction

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