Governing Council member Alexander Demarco suggests the European Central Bank should delay borrowing cost increases to avoid unnecessary economic harm. The official highlighted the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the conflict in Iran as a primary driver for a cautious approach.
- Advocates for a 'wait and see' approach to borrowing costs
- Cites Iran war uncertainty as a primary risk factor
- Warns against undue economic damage from premature tightening
- Believes ECB credibility allows for a delayed response
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