ECB's Kazaks: Interest rate hike “quite likely” this year By Frank_Macro ECB InterestRate
European Central Bank Governing Council member and Latvian Central Bank Governor Martins Kazaks said on Wednesday that an interest rate hike this year is "quite likely". Kazaks said he recommends a careful, phased policy adjustment and said that money market bets, which attribute some possibility to a first ECB rate hike by the end of H1 2022, are somewhat too harsh.
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