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07.04.2011, 13:41

ECB Trichet's press-conference:

 

  • interest rates very accomodative;
  • hike warranted;
  • our decision will help keep inflation expectations anchored;
  • to continue to monitor all upside price risks very closely;
  • to wartch all developments very closely;
  • potential risks from disasters in Japan;
  • banks have expanded lending further to private sector;
  • banks must contine to expand credit to private sector;
  • rate hike is warranted due upside price stab risks;
  • rate hike to help keep inflation expect firmly anchored;
  • interest rates across spectrum low;
  • monpol remains accomm;
  • to watch all developments with respect to price stability risks;
  • strengthening confidence in public finances is key;
  • today's decision was unanimous;
  • did not decide today that this was forst of series;
  • to continue to take appropriate decisions in future;
  • I confirm we will do all neded to ensure price stab;
  • were unanimous today, all colleagues there, also Weber.

 

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