European Central Bank Governing Council member Gabriel Makhlouf said on Tuesday that inflation in the euro area has “stabilised,” while economic growth is unfolding broadly as the central bank expected. Makhlouf indicated that the ECB has now entered a “wait-and-see” phase in its policy-easing cycle, following the decision at last week’s meeting to leave the Deposit Facility Rate unchanged at 2 percent. He added that policymakers will assess incoming data before considering further action. The Irish governor also cautioned that there is not yet enough information to evaluate the economic impact of a newly announced US-EU trade accord, underscoring continued uncertainty around external demand and global policy developments.
ECB’s Makhlouf: Growth ‘Developing Broadly In Line’ With Expectations - Euro Area Inflation Has Stabilized - Have Reached ‘Wait And See’ Point In Easing Cycle - Not Enough Detail Available To Analyse US-EU Trade Deal https://t.co/5yyJ3oYIuG
ECB’s Makhlouf: There is not enough detail available to analyze US-EU deal.
MAKHLOUF: HAVE REACHED "WAIT AND SEE" POINT IN ECB EASING CYCLE