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ECB’s Moulin Sees Broadening Energy Shock, But Not In Wages Yet

The jump in oil prices has started to feed to other goods and services, even if euro-area wages aren’t yet affected, European Central Bank Governing Council member Emmanuel Moulin said.

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ECB’s Moulin Sees Broadening Energy Shock, But Not In Wages Yet
The jump in oil prices has started to feed to other goods and services, even if euro-area wages aren’t yet affected, European Central Bank Governing Council member Emmanuel Moulin said.
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