European Central Bank Governing Council member Ante Zigman said the impact of renewed fighting in the Middle East on inflation will take some time to show up in data, according to Bloomberg.
Zigman’s remarks suggest policymakers are still waiting for clearer evidence of any price effect from the conflict.
ECB's Zigman Says Middle East War Fallout on Inflation May Take Time
2026-07-25 05:23:54
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