The remarks, reported on October 6, link current high yield environments to a dampened transmission of energy cost volatility into the broader price index. This mechanism serves to curb the inflationary impact of energy prices on the wider economy while simultaneously contributing to slower economic growth.
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ECB Rehn Links High Rates to Slower Growth and Energy Price Pass Through
Global Markets15 days ago
Elevated long-term interest rates are hindering the expansion of the economy, according to European Central Bank board member Rehn. He stated that these borrowing costs are reducing the degree to which shocks in energy prices are passed through to employee wages and other consumer goods prices.
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