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Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Chief economist Philip Lane says focus on latest economic data will ebb
Big central banks’ rates trajectories part ways as Eurozone wrestles with sluggish growth
Purchasing managers’ index hits 10-month low, boosting case for bigger reduction in borrowing costs to lift economy
Fabio Panetta sees risk of inflation falling ‘well below’ central bank’s 2% target amid stagnant demand
Hawkish policymakers agreed with move because of a strengthening ‘disinflationary trend’
Annual figure is slightly above expectations and matched the ECB’s target
Christine Lagarde says Eurozone’s central bankers are close to ‘breaking the neck’ of soaring price pressures
Single currency has dropped more than 2% against dollar so far this month
Weak growth and reduced price pressures could force European Central Bank to consider prolonged series of rate cuts
Gloomy economic data concerned Philip Lane and other policymakers, minutes of September meeting reveal
Yannis Stournaras backs two more ECB quarter-point rate cuts this year
Annual increase of 1.3% in second quarter points to gradual recovery of region’s housing market
Decline bolsters expectations that ECB will cut interest rates again this month
Austria’s central bank governor Robert Holzmann says Eurozone borrowing costs could fall to 2.5% by mid-2025
Christine Lagarde says policymakers decided ‘unanimously’ on this year’s second quarter-point reduction
Markets expect further ECB rate cuts following dip in price pressures
Easing of price pressures in two major Eurozone economies lifts hope for lower interest rates from next month
Philip Lane wary of amount of relief central bank will be able to provide borrowers
Big falls in sentiment in bloc and Germany boost case for more ECB rate cuts, say economists
Rate-setters’ confidence that they will hit 2% goal indicates rate reduction at next policy vote is increasingly likely
Christine Lagarde says September rate cut decision is ‘wide open’
