ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters (Q4): Headline and core inflation expectations revised upwards for 2026 and 2027, owing primarily to higher energy prices and their indirect effects, with longer-term inflation expectations remaining anchored at 2.0%
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Near-term GDP growth expectations revised up, primarily reflecting recent data, with increasing growth continued to be expected in the short run Unemployment rate expectations revised up slightly for 2026, but broadly unchanged thereafter
The breaking-news headline reports higher 2026 and 2027 headline and core inflation expectations, primarily attributed to energy prices and indirect effects; longer-term expectations remain at 2.0%.
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Near-term GDP growth expectations revised up, primarily reflecting recent data, with increasing growth continued to be expected in the short run Unemployment rate expectations revised up slightly for 2026, but broadly unchanged thereafter
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