Actualités

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Monetary policy responses are not included in various scenarios.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Inflation expectations have a lot to do with the memory of households and businesses.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: (Speech to EU leaders) The 90 billion euro aid plan is vital to Ukraine.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: The labor market is not as hot as in 2022.

ECB Vice President Guindos: We are paying close attention to the situation in the United States, which may become a leading indicator.

ECB Vice President Guindos: Redemption limits show liquidity mismatch.

ECB Vice President Guindos: Leverage is another problem; restrictions have been implemented.

Oxford Economics: European tourism is particularly at risk from a war with Iran, with Türkiye, France and the UK particularly vulnerable.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: The sequel shows that there are problems with liquidity and valuation.

ECB Vice President Guindos: The primary problem is the lack of transparency.

ECB Vice President Guindos: European private market exposure is more limited than that of the United States.

EIA natural gas inventories in the United States for the week to March 13 will be released in ten minutes.

The security director of the Russian Security Service: Russia will strengthen the security of senior military officials.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: It is not appropriate to state now whether to remain on hold or raise interest rates in the future.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: The core inflation rate in 2028 is 2.1%, including the second phase of the carbon emissions trading system and the base effect and second-round effect.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: The ECB has improved its model since 2022.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: Compared to 2022, I would say we are in a favorable position, with inflation at target and inflation expectations and interest rates both at 2%.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: There are significant differences between the different scenarios.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Any fiscal measures to deal with energy shocks should be temporary, targeted and tailored.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde: The external environment remains challenging.