ECB

ECB's Lane: For sustainability of inflation at 2%, needs to see deceleration of energy px

ECBs Vujcic: It has become more difficult to forecast food inflation due to climate change

ECB's de Guindos: The present interest rates level is the correct one

• Comments from the ECB Vice President, Luis de Guindos

ECB's Makhlouf: Inflation is in good place, but risks remain

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Gabriel Makhlouf

ECB's Nagel: Current level of the Euro at $1.16 is not a cause for concern.

• ECB's Nagel speaking

ECB's Muller: Seems we have inflation close enough to 2% for foreseeable future

• Comments from Muller

ECB's de Guindos: Risks to growth are balanced

• Comments from the ECB Vice President, Luis de Guindos

ECB's Lagarde: Will continue adjust policy as needed to ensure inflation remains at target

• Comments from the ECB President, Christine Lagarde

ECB's Makhlouf: I'm comfortable with where monetary policy is

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Gabriel Makhlouf

Morgan Stanley sees euro peaking at $1.23 in early 2026 before sliding to $1.16

• Morgan Stanley’s view points to a two-stage EUR/USD profile in 2026: early upside on dollar softness, followed by renewed pressure as ECB easing and weak eurozone fiscal support reassert themselves.

ECB's Makhlouf: We are in a good place as far as our monetary policy is concerned

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Gabriel Makhlouf

ECB's de Guindos: I expect inflation to converge towards the 2% target

• Comments from the ECB Vice President, Luis de Guindos

Stablecoins could be systematically relevant at some point, says ECB policymaker

• Remarks by ECB policymaker, Olaf Sleijpen, in an interview with the Financial Times

ECB’s Rehn warns inflation may slow too much, flags risk of equity-market correction

• Olli Rehn warned that euro-zone inflation could slow too much due to low energy prices, a stronger euro and easing wage pressures. While not ruling out a December cut, he noted upside risks too. Rehn also cautioned that equities look vulnerable to a correction as valuations outpace fundamentals.

Newsquawk Week Ahead: NVDA earnings, FOMC Minutes, RBA Minutes, UK, Canada and Japan CPI

• Next week, highlights include earnings from NVIDIA (NVDA), central bank meeting minutes from the FOMC and RBA, global PMI data, UK retail sales, and potential US jobs data (TBC).