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Ecb Policymaker Lane Says Second Round Effects Would Persist Even After Shock Reversal
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AI-generatedThe ECB official highlights that energy price shocks (oil/gas) create persistent wage and price-setting adjustments, leading to lingering inflation. This implies continued upward pressure on energy costs and inflation, which may sustain higher interest rates. The mechanism is regulatory (central bank policy) with input cost pass-through to consumers and businesses. Impact is region-specific (Eurozone) but with global energy market implications.
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- ECB Chief Economist Lane warns energy shock second-round effects persist even after price reversal.
- Global oil supply declines masked by inventory use, indicating ongoing supply risks.
- ECB plans 'insurance' rate hike in June to combat persistent inflation expectations.
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