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ECB Says Consumers’ Short-Term Price Expectations Fall Sharply

ECB Says Consumers’ Short-Term Price Expectations Fall Sharply
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Central Banks ECB Says Consumers’ Short-Term Price Expectations Fall Sharply Inflation expectations among euro-area consumers for the next year fell significantly in May, even before a deal was reached to end the hostilities in the Middle East. Consumer prices were seen rising 3.5%, down from 4% in April, a monthly survey by the European Central Bank showed Friday. The three- and five-year gauges, which are more important for setting monetary policy, stayed elevated at 2.9% and 2.4%.

Central Banks ECB Says Consumers’ Short-Term Price Expectations Fall Sharply Inflation expectations among euro-area consumers for the next year fell significantly in May, even before a deal was reached to end the hostilities in the Middle East. Consumer prices were seen rising 3.5%, down from 4% in April, a monthly survey by the European Central Bank showed Friday. The three- and five-year gauges, which are more important for setting monetary policy, stayed elevated at 2.9% and 2.4%. [Image text:] 255 3 E 2 1 E
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