Further European rate hikes 'very much dependent' on energy costs, Bundesbank chief tells CNBC
Joachim Nagel told CNBC that a potential move in rates into restrictive territory was "very much dependent on how the energy prices evolve."
Further European rate hikes 'very much dependent' on energy costs, Bundesbank chief tells CNBC
Joachim Nagel told CNBC that a potential move in rates into restrictive territory was "very much dependent on how the energy prices evolve."
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