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| | | ... information, while somewhat weaker than expected, remains overall consistent with an ongoing broad-based expansion of the euro area economy and gradually rising inflation pressures. The underlying strength of the economy continues to support our confidence ... |
| | | | ... for decades, perhaps - about abstaining from competitive devaluations..." As final word: "The risks surrounding the euro area growth outlook can still be assessed as broadly balanced. Uncertainties related to global factors, notably the threat of protectionism ... |
| | | | ... early March points towards some moderation, while remaining consistent with a solid and broad-based expansion of the euro area economy," it was different in his Q&A: "When we look at the indicators that showed significant, sharp declines, we see that ... |
| | | | ... not be fazed by China's counter-threat for as the JP Morgan Global Manufacturing survey reports, "Growth slowed in the euro area, China, Japan, India and Australia, but improved in the US, the UK, Brazil and Russia". Yes, America still remains on top. ... |
| | | | ... announced by the US administration," Draghi said. "Our own internal estimates suggest that the first-round effect on the euro area of the proposed measures is likely to be small, even if there is symmetric retaliation from US trading partners. But there ... |
| | | | Not a single soul could argue with ECB President Mario Draghi's assessment that "euro area economy is expanding robustly" and neither with his self-congratulatory remark that "our measures have put the euro area economy on a solid growth pathway, driven ... |
| | | | ... rate has appreciated another 3.9% so far this year after rising by 13.9% in 2017. Not completely surprising given the euro area's sharply improving fortune. Fourth quarter economic growth wasn't available yet when the Governing Council met on the 25th ... |
| | | | ... Ludwig-Erhard Summit in Bavaria to do the same. Like Kuroda, Weidmann's words partly aided in reversing the rise in euro area bond yields, after the release of the minutes of the ECB's December meeting prompted speculations that the European Central ... |
| | | | ... consumer prices) inflation added credence to the European Central Bank's (ECB) most recent forward guidance indicating that euro area interest rates will remain on ice until at least the third quarter of next year. Headline inflation accelerated to 1.5% ... |
| | | | ... of the Bank's exit strategy but the actual "timing" of the exit. The "beginning of next year" looks ideal given the euro area financial markets' performance of late. Despite the euro's 12.4% appreciation versus the US dollar this year to date to US$1.18 ... |
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