Carrying out such action would represent a complex issue right now because the impact of the measures would not be seen for now.
In the current scenario, Molina states that the question in the air is whether the ECB will follow its latest indication that rates will rise by 0.5 basis points instead of 0.75.
Molina points out that the inflation data for the eurozone, which stands at 10.7%, again indicate that prices are far from having peaked.
We are going to have to be very aware of whether the rate hike by the ECB is having an effect, something that has not happened for now, since inflation continues its upward course.
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