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Markets see a near 50-50 chance the European Central Bank will hike again in October

Markets see a near 50-50 chance the European Central Bank will hike again in October
MarketWatch Thursday 10 September 2026, 13:58 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
Key Points

Financial markets are virtually evenly divided that the European Central Bank will lift interest rates once more next month after a statement issued Thursday that was perceived as being hawkish.

Financial markets are virtually evenly divided that the European Central Bank will lift interest rates once more next month after a statement issued Thursday that was perceived as being hawkish.
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