- ECB officials discuss the ongoing tightening cycle and inflation trends affecting the eurozone economy.
- ECB policy is affecting Eurozone bond yields as external disruptions raise inflationary pressures.
John Thornton advises against French bond exposure as the ECB holds tools to control Eurozone yields.
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John Thornton advises against French bond exposure as the ECB holds tools to control Eurozone yields.
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John Thornton
economist (Bangor University)
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European Central Bank
central bank of the European Union and the eurozone
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