ECB Chief Economist Lane Hints No Need to Correct June Rate Hike Expectations on May 26

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According to Nikkei Asia, reported by Jin10, ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane indicated on May 26 that the market does not need additional guidance to correct expectations for a June interest rate decision, effectively endorsing current rate hike speculation. Lane noted that oil prices have remained elevated compared to the central bank's March forecasts, putting upward pressure on inflation. He stated: "We may further raise our inflation expectations in June." Lane added that market pricing of future interest rates is highly sensitive to oil movements, aligning with ECB assessments, and therefore requires no explicit signals from the central bank.
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