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ECB'S NAGEL SAYS MARKET EXPECTATIONS MATTER BUT ARE NOT THE MAIN INFLUENCE.
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ECB Governing Council member Joachim Nagel said market expectations matter for monetary policy but are not its primary driver. The remark from the Bundesbank president signals continued pushback against investors pricing aggressive rate cuts. It matters because euro-area markets have rallied on easing bets, and Nagel's framing suggests the ECB will anchor decisions to inflation data rather than market pricing. Traders will watch upcoming euro-area inflation and wage figures, plus comments from other ECB officials, for confirmation of the policy path.
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