ECB set to raise interest rates for first time since September 2023, impacting mortgages across eurozone
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Jorge Otero
29d ago· 6 min readesNews
Summary
The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to raise interest rates by 0.25% on June 11, marking the first rate hike since September 2023. This would bring rates to 2.25% and represents a significant shift in eurozone monetary policy, driven by rising inflation. The decision will directly impact mortgages and borrowing costs across the eurozone, signaling a change in the economic cycle.
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· 3 pulledEl ciclo ha cambiado de dirección
La decisión del BCE marcará un punto de inflexión en la polÃtica monetaria de la eurozona
La subida será de un cuarto de punto —un 0,25%—, para dejar los tipos en el 2,25%
Los mercados dan por hecho que el próximo jueves, 11 de junio, el Banco Central Europeo aprobará la primera subida de tipos de interés desde septiembre de 2023.
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