Membre du directoire de la BCE, Kazaks, prévoit que nous ne ressentirons pleinement l’impact d’un euro fort que plus tard dans l’année Principaux renseignements Kazaks estime que les conséquences économiques de l’appréciation de l’euro en 2025 ne se sont pas encore pleinement manifestées. En raison du décalage habituel de 12 mois entre les fluctuations monétaires et leur impact sur l’économie, Kazaks prévoit que les effets de l’appréciation de l’euro seront pleinement visibles d’ici la fin du printemps. […]

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ECB's Kazaks says significant euro appreciation could trigger response A significant appreciation of the euro could trigger a monetary policy response from the European Central Bank, wrote ECB policymaker Martins Kazaks in a blog post on Friday.

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ECB’s Kazaks sets 10% pain threshold for tariffs and the euro SINTRA, Portugal (Reuters) -A 10% U.S. tariff on European goods, combined with a similar or greater appreciation of the euro against the dollar, would significantly impact euro zone exports, European Central Bank policymaker Martins Kazaks said on Monday. As trade negotiations between the U.S. and the EU remain uncertain, economists are speculating about the conditions that might prompt the ECB to intervene with further interest rate cuts to support the euro zone economy. Kazaks said euro zone imports would already be affected by a 10% U.S. duty - the baseline to which EU officials have resigned themselves - and a 10% or greater rise in the euro’s exchange rate against the dollar, which would be just 1% more than what it has gained since Liberation Day. Higher tariffs abroad and a stronger currency make a region’s exports more expensive. "If there is a 10% tariff plus a 10%-plus euro appreciation of the exchange rate, this is large enough to affect export dynamics," he told Reuters at the ECB’s annual forum on Central Banking in Sintra, Portugal. The euro was trading at $1.178 on Tuesday, up 13.8% since the start of the year and 8.9% since the beginning of April. Kazaks described the euro zone economy as "weak", although still showing "some growth", adding that inflation was "more or less" at the central bank’s 2% target, implying little need for major policy changes. The ECB’s latest baseline projection showed inflation at the ECB’s 2.0% target this year, before dipping to 1.6% the next and returning to 2.0% in 2027. "The majority of the rate adjustment has been done," Kazaks said, repeating his previous position. "If there are further cuts, they will be small and have signalling value, provided that we remain in the baseline." He also warned that China "was starting to dump goods on Europe", which would both push down inflation and undermine European competitiveness. With valuations skyrocketing in 2024, many investors are uneasy putting more money into stocks. Unsure where to invest next? Get access to our proven portfolios and discover high-potential opportunities. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies.

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Germany’s ECB member Kazaks signals minor rate adjustments ahead Investing.com -- The European Central Bank (ECB) is likely to make only small adjustments to interest rates as long as economic conditions follow current projections, Governing Council member Martins Kazaks said. Speaking Monday at the ECB’s annual retreat in Sintra, Portugal, the Latvian official indicated that any future rate movements would be modest and more likely downward than upward. "If rates would move, then they might go down rather than up," Kazaks said in an interview. "But nothing big – the economy is growing and inflation is close to our target." Kazaks explained that with inflation currently at the ECB’s 2% target and continued economic growth in the region, there is no need for aggressive monetary policy changes. He noted that previous easing measures implemented since June last year are still working their way through the economy. The ECB official suggested that any potential rate cut could serve as "insurance" to ensure inflation returns to the 2% target after potentially falling below it in early 2026. However, he emphasized it was "too early to say given the uncertainty." This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

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ECB’s Kazaks calls time on rate-cut streak - report Investing.com -- The European Central Bank (ECB) policymaker Martins Kazaks has called for an end to the ECB’s consistent interest rate cuts, arguing that preserving flexibility is essential amid persistent economic uncertainty, Reuters reported on Friday. The ECB reduced interest rates for the seventh consecutive time on Thursday in an effort to support the euro zone economy, which has been under pressure even before being further strained by unpredictable U.S. trade and economic policies. Kazaks signaled that the current easing cycle should conclude, stressing that the ECB should maintain room to act later if needed. He said that markets should not expect rate cuts at every meeting going forward, as there is no immediate necessity and it is beneficial to retain policy space. According to Reuters sources, most ECB policymakers are inclined to keep interest rates, currently at 2%, unchanged at the next meeting in July or possibly for a longer period, depending in part on developments in trade relations with the United States. Kazaks expressed support for a potential pause in July but cautioned against issuing firm commitments about future policy directions. He flagged the lack of significant new data before the next meeting and suggested that a pause could be likely. However, he underscored the high level of uncertainty and the rapidly shifting political landscape, indicating that forward guidance could be counterproductive under such conditions. Regarding the prospect of further rate reductions, Kazaks emphasized that any future moves would likely be small, technical adjustments rather than part of an ongoing easing cycle, so long as inflation remains near the ECB’s 2% target. He noted that the ECB had already implemented substantial cuts and that future changes would only be warranted if the economic outlook deviated from the baseline scenario. The ECB’s latest projections, published Thursday, show inflation at 2% in 2025, dipping to 1.6% in 2026, and returning to 2% in 2027. Kazaks welcomed these forecasts but pointed out that the temporary decline in inflation next year, linked to a stronger euro and falling fuel prices, requires careful monitoring. ECB has achieved its 2% inflation target, and he stressed the importance of maintaining that level. He stressed the need for continued vigilance as inflation is expected to fall below target for a period.

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ECB's Kazaks: The ECB will soon reach terminal rate if baseline holds * The ECB will soon reach terminal rate if baseline holds. * Interest rate cuts are nearing an end assuming inflation stabilises at 2% over the coming months. * It's important to analise alternative scenarios amid the trade uncertainty. * If either inflationary or deflationary risk scenario materialises, monetary policy will react accordingly. The market sees the terminal rate for the ECB around 1.75%, which is equivalent to two more 25 bps cuts. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at www.forexlive.com.

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