A recent survey suggests the European Central Bank will implement a quarter-point rate increase in June. The move is a response to rising inflation expectations triggered by the conflict in Iran.
- ECB likely to implement a 25-basis-point rate hike in June
- Inflationary pressures are being driven by the war in Iran
- Survey suggests the rate increase may be a one-time adjustment
- Analysts do not expect a long-term price shock from the conflict
- Market impact expected in EUR currency pairs and bond yields
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