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Monetary policy is entering a phase of quantitative tightening for which there is plenty of theory but little past experience
Annual growth now 21.6%, half last summer’s peak, in sign of waning cost pressures in eurozone’s biggest economy
Price pressures have increased more gradually in the bloc, says ECB bulletin
Tight labour market and resilient industrial production figures for Germany set to lead to higher interest rates
December rate of 9.2% follows 2 months of double-digit rises but record core inflation shows underlying pressures persist
Fall in headline rate to 9.2% masks signs that underlying price pressures remain strong
Federal Reserve meeting minutes show central bank still set on rate rises this year
Figures raise expectations that regional data will show inflation is past its peak
Sharp fall, helped by energy subsidies, provides some relief for ECB in its fight against price rises
Businesses face surging power bills as renewal of fixed-price contracts looms
Post-reunification jobs record highlights threat of wage-price spiral in spite of economic downturn
Figure raises hopes of sharp falls in price pressures across the eurozone
Policymakers fear the region is an early indicator of how price pressures could develop next year across the EU
Dutch governor Klaas Knot signals European Central Bank will keep raising rates as ‘second half’ of tightening cycle begins
The surge in energy prices has opened new divides among eurozone states
ECB president admits eurozone price pressures may rise again in early 2023
Union will discuss protest action in new year if wage offer remains well below inflation rate
A surge in demand from the region’s poorest has led some organisations to turn away new applicants
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
Today’s edition also looks at the drop in global wages, Brexit’s economic impact and the surprise hub of Europe’s new battery industry
Decline comes in wake of mounting signs that global price pressures are easing
Figures fuel hopes of lower inflation in the eurozone but food prices continue to surge
Central bank president strikes bearish tone in spite of hopes for easing inflation data
Isabel Schnabel says energy support schemes risk keeping eurozone inflation high
Lower energy costs lead to 4.2% drop, raising hopes that inflation in Europe’s largest economy could be peaking
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