The European Central bank plans to raise a quarter of a percentage point next month
Marla Guthrie
Nov. 2, 2006

They stayed put for this time but gave enough indication to hint that rate hike is coming soon - next month.

The European Central bank plans to raise a quarter of a percentage point next month.

The eurozone is also showing stealth effects of stagflation. Eventually it will turn into a dagerous self feeding deflation.


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