Nagel launches appeal to curb inflation before it is too late
Thursday 10 February 2022Vol.13 Ed.6.4
Commentary: A new front in ECB’s psychological war over tighter money
By David Marsh in London
A new front has opened in the psychological war at the European Central Bank over an incipient move to tighten monetary policy. In his first media interview since becoming Bundesbank president, Joachim Nagel has forecast average Germany inflation of ‘well over 4%’ this year. This is probably sufficient to trigger a hawkish shift on asset purchases and interest rates at the ECB’s next policy-setting meeting on 10 March.
Read the full commentary on the website.
Meeting: Resilience, recovery and sustainability: Central America 2021
Thursday 17 February 17:00-18:00
OMFIF and the Central American Bank for Economic Integration are releasing the second edition of ‘Central America: Integration, investment and trade opportunities’. This year the report focuses on resilience, recovery and sustainability, assessing the region’s competitive advantages as a promising destination for foreign investors and how financial markets can further development.
Register to attend here.
