(Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank council member
Nout Wellink said the bank is likely to continue raising interest
rates to curb inflation in the 13 countries sharing the euro.
``My personal feeling is the tightening has not yet come to
an end,'' Wellink, who also heads the Dutch central bank, told
reporters in Paris today. ``Whether we take steps will depend on
incoming data. If necessary we will take steps.''
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
Nout Wellink said the bank is likely to continue raising interest
rates to curb inflation in the 13 countries sharing the euro.
``My personal feeling is the tightening has not yet come to
an end,'' Wellink, who also heads the Dutch central bank, told
reporters in Paris today. ``Whether we take steps will depend on
incoming data. If necessary we will take steps.''
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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