Headline eurozone inflation rose to 4.0% in October from 3.8%, above the ECB's September baseline, and ING's Carsten Brzeski says that strengthens the case for a December rate increase. He points to the war in Iran and the winter heating season as upside risks to gas prices, while subdued core inflation limits the pass-through. Brzeski says December could be the last hike.
Sentimentbearish 35
Bearish · 35 of 100
Impact40
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Confidence80%
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Eurozone October CPI Hits 4.0%, Energy Prices Surge 21%bearish 30 · impact 70
Eurozone inflation at 4.0% strengthens case for December ECB hikebearish 35 · impact 40 · this page
Eurozone Inflation Accelerates to 4.0% in October, Energy Costs Drive Fourth Straight Risebearish 30 · impact 65
Swiss Inflation Accelerates to 1.5% in October, Fastest Since 2023neutral 50 · impact 30 · first wire
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