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In June, people revised up their inflation expectations while they saw income growth unchanged. Consumers across all income and age groups in the euro area also expect the economy to contract over the next 12 months

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🧵 What do consumers in the euro area expect will happen to inflation, their incomes, their spending and the value of their homes 12 months from now? We’ve published the results of our Consumer Expectations Survey for the first time.

Press release ecb.europa.eu/press/pr/date/20

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Supply bottlenecks, rising energy costs and high uncertainty are hampering the recovery of euro area business investment. Looking ahead, the digitalisation and greening of the economy will bring both opportunities and challenges ecb.europa.eu/pub/economic-bul

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Despite a decline in traditional cash access points, overall access to cash in the euro area does not raise major concerns. We are monitoring developments and designing ways to measure access in order to tackle any issues that may arise

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🧵Cash is still the most popular means of payment in the euro area, but its use is gradually declining. This trend may lead to infrastructural changes that could reduce people’s access to cash ecb.europa.eu/pub/economic-bul

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The weakening of cash infrastructure can affect people who prefer to use cash or who can’t use other means of payment. Our cash strategy aims to ensure adequate access to cash, preventing financial exclusion and guaranteeing consumers the freedom to choose how to pay

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🐦🔗: nitter.eu/ecb/status/155438120

The current increase in oil prices could cause a decline of around 0.8% in the level of euro area potential output in the medium term, according to estimates in the . The price rises are due to supply factors linked to the war in Ukraine ecb.europa.eu/pub/economic-bul

🐦🔗: nitter.eu/ecb/status/155402466

Only 20% of euro area households saved more during the pandemic, our Consumer Expectations Survey shows. The increase was largest among higher-income earners, so the effect of these extra savings in buffering high energy prices is limited ecb.europa.eu/pub/economic-bul

🐦🔗: nitter.eu/ecb/status/155401717

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