ECB Says Extent of Inflation Shock 'Remains to Be Seen'
European Central Bank Governing Council member Olaf Sleijpen says the full extent of the inflation shock from the Iran war isn’t yet clear and that policymakers will act accordingly as data arrive. He made the comments during an intervie…
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