Eurozone inflation ticks up to 2%
30 basis points higher than the 1.7% print recorded in September
Inflation
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The International Monetary Fund: Uneven inflationary picture shrouds Europe
Alfred Kammer, director of the European department at the IMF, said a ‘moderate recovery’ was ongoing
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Europe’s economy set to accelerate amid low wage growth and falling unemployment
GDP growth expected to rise from about 0.6% in 2024 to roughly 1.2% next year
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Is retail about to hit the sweet spot? Hines thinks so
European investors may have been oblivious to a resurgence in retail real estate, Hines reports
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Inflation falls to 2.2% across Europe
However there is great variation across the region
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JP Morgan finds Europe lagging US and China in GDP growth
consumer confidence has begun to dip after rebounding from record lows during 2022
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Deloitte: European markets to transition away from ‘wait and see’ approach
Further interest rate reductions in 2024 are expected to increase transactional activity
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Destatis: Inflation picks up across Germany
The number of unemployed people across the country also rose by 82,100 in July
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ECB cuts interest rates for the first time in five years
Christian Mayes rounds up reaction to the eurozone cutting its lending rate 25bps to 3.75% on Thursday
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Will central bank dreams of a ‘soft landing’ become a reality?
‘Goldilocks’ scenario of ‘not too hot and not too cold’ may come to pass with falling inflation in UK, US and eurozone
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Eurozone inflation tempers to 2.4% for March
The latest inflation numbers have prompted debate on the prospects of a June rate cut, reports Hannah Williford
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Will bumpy inflation figures defer the interest rate cuts markets crave?
The path towards a target of 2% is proving more turbulent than many investors had expected