(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank will
probably keep interest rates unchanged, preferring to wait for
confirmation that economic growth is fanning inflation before
raising borrowing costs again, a survey of economists shows.
Policy makers meeting in Frankfurt today will keep the
benchmark refinancing rate at 4 percent, according to all 42
economists in a Bloomberg News survey. The bank will raise the
rate to 4.25 percent in September, a separate survey shows.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
probably keep interest rates unchanged, preferring to wait for
confirmation that economic growth is fanning inflation before
raising borrowing costs again, a survey of economists shows.
Policy makers meeting in Frankfurt today will keep the
benchmark refinancing rate at 4 percent, according to all 42
economists in a Bloomberg News survey. The bank will raise the
rate to 4.25 percent in September, a separate survey shows.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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