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Sweden Herald - Latest Sweden News | Eurozone inflation expectations slightly lower in April by Sweden Herald
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Eurozone consumer inflation expectations dipped slightly in April, according to the European Central Bank’s latest survey, easing some pressure on the ECB to raise its policy rate. The three‑year‑ahead expectation fell to 2.9 % from 3.0 % in the previous poll, while the one‑year‑ahead expectation held steady at 4.0 %. Analysts had predicted an unchanged 3.0 % for the three‑year horizon and a modest rise to 4.1 % for the one‑year horizon, so the actual numbers suggest a modest improvement in inflation outlook.
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BNR’s huiseconoom Han de Jong verwacht dat de inflatie in Nederland in mei opnieuw is opgelopen. In april kwam de inflatie uit op 2,8 procent, tegen 2,7 procent een maand eerder. Dinsdag om 06.30 uur komt het CBS met een snelle raming over de afgelopen maand. ‘Ik denk dat we in één keer van die 2,8 procent van april toch wel ruim boven de 3 procent gaan uitschieten. Dat zou het hoogste cijfer in een jaar tijd zijn.’
@norawibb at least the ECB isn't that silly, tho CFA-Franc are someone of a pegged, second-tier currency (The guarantor is the French National Bank, which in turn pegged it statically to the Euro nee Franc)…
The only "legal tender" commemorative in Euro I saw are the "0 Euro Banknotes" as legal tender, which are made eith the same materials and security features as the real notes, tho with different dimensions, unique ink and obviously different motives (as well as having 0 denominated value)…
But I also think the @ecb should issue €1 & €2 bills and reintroduce not just the €500 but also introduce a € 1.000 banknote!
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