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Inflation is stabilising across Europe, and we are confident it will converge towards our 2% target, Vice-President Luis de Guindos tells De @Telegraaf.

By implementing prudent monetary policy, we have balanced inflation control with economic resilience, avoiding a recession.
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What impact could President Trump’s tariffs have on our economy? What should Europe do to become more competitive? And how has the ECB’s monetary policy shifted recently?

We discuss all these topics and more in ’s final episode of the year.
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Congratulations to Karin Turner-Hrdlicka who will join us next year in March to take the helm of our On-site and Internal Model Inspections department.

We look forward to working together.
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Our latest study explores people’s payment behaviours and preferences across the 20 euro area countries, now including Croatia for the first time since adopting the euro in 2023.
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How did the euro area current account balance evolve in October? And how does it compare with the same month a year earlier?
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Tune in tomorrow from 9:05 CET as Vice-President Luis de Guindos discusses our latest monetary policy decisions on @LasMananas_rne with @JosepCuni

Listen in Spanish rtve.es/play/radio/
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The European banking sector is robust, says Supervisory Board Chair Claudia Buch on @tagesschau.

She highlights that good supervision underpins competitiveness, and that banks need to make progress on digitisation in the face of heightened geopolitical risk.
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The growth of negotiated wages is expected to ease in 2025. This information emerges from the wage tracker, which we will publish on a regular basis from now on. The ECB Blog explains the tool and how it can help monitor wage pressures.
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