ECB

ECB speakers Tuesday include Bank of France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau

• The ECB meet this week.

European Central Bank meeting this week - preview - rate cuts seen September and December

• Lagarde to be guarded in her responses to questions on France

Newsquawk Week Ahead: US & UK Retail Sales, Japan, NZ, UK and Canada CPI, and ECB

• Next week's highlights include inflation reports from Japan, New Zealand, UK and Canada, Retail Sales data from US and UK, as well as the ECB Policy Announcement and PBoC MLF. There is also China GDP and activity data, as well as China's Third plenum. Elsewhere, Australian and UK jobs data will be of note, as will the SARB rate decision and Republican Convention.

ECB member and Bank of France Governor Villeroy is speaking on Wednesday

• Villeroy rarely fails to give his views on the interest rate outlook

Euro zone wage rises quickened in June

• Rose faster than the previous three months

ECB's Panetta says can gradually reduce rates in line with disinflation process

• Remarks by ECB executive board member, Fabio Panetta

European Central Bank's Cipollone speaks on the digital euro on Tuesday

ECB's Knot: There is no reason to cut rates in July

• Remarks by ECB policymaker, Klaas Knot

The inflation scare is over: The pandemic was a perfect storm

• Central bankers took the wrong lesson from post-pandemic inflation

European Central Bank President Lagarde is speaking again on Friday

ICYMI - ECB's Lagarde says the Bank needs to see more data to see inflation towards 2%

• European Central Bank President Lagarde spoke in an interview with Portuguese TV

ECB accounts show some mixed views on confidence towards inflation outlook

• The ECB releases its accounts of the June monetary policy meeting - 4 July 2024

ECB's Lane: Wage tracker shows much lower wage growth in 2025 and 2026

• Remarks by ECB chief economist, Philip Lane

ECB speakers on Thursday, 4 July 2024 include Lane, McCaul and Cipollone

• European Central Bank

ECBs Stournaras: Two more rate cuts in 2024 seems reasonable

• ECB's Stournaras suggests two rate cuts this year, data supports more; Rates still tight, service inflation not alarming. Dive into the dovish stance.