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📈 markets5 min read13 September 2026
ECB Policymaker Kaasik Sees Market Justification for Further Rate Hikes

ECB Policymaker Kaasik Sees Market Justification for Further Rate Hikes

European Central Bank Governing Council member Madis Kaasik acknowledged that current market pricing for additional interest rate increases is understandable. He indicated that while the ECB has made significant progress in fighting inflation, the…

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Madis Kaasik, a member of the European Central Bank's Governing Council, stated on Friday that he comprehends why market participants anticipate further interest rate hikes. Kaasik highlighted that while the ECB's efforts against inflation have yielded considerable success, the central bank's work is not yet complete.

Kaasik's comments reflect a persistent hawkish sentiment among some policymakers, who believe additional tightening could be necessary to fully bring price growth under control. This perspective suggests that the ECB remains prepared to act if incoming economic indicators point to sustained inflationary pressures, even after recent policy adjustments.

Market expectations for future rate moves will continue to hinge on official ECB communications and forthcoming inflation and growth data from the Eurozone.

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