The inflation rate in the eurozone may continue to decline until September, which gives the European Central Bank an opportunity to cut interest rates, according to Vincent Stamer, an economist at Deutsche Bank. He pointed out that the overall inflation rate fell slightly in June, partially offsetting the unexpected rise in May, but the sharp rise in service prices kept the core inflation rate unchanged. Stamer said that in fact, there seems to be potential upward pressure on prices, especially in the high-wage service industry. However, he said that due to the elimination of strong base effects, the annual inflation rate before September should decline, but by the end of 2024, the inflation rate may rise again. He added that the European Central Bank will have to critically examine the trend of service prices no later than early next year.
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The inflation rate in the eurozone may continue to decline until September, which gives the European Central Bank an opportunity to cut interest rates, according to Vincent Stamer, an economist at Deutsche Bank. He pointed out that the overall inflation rate fell slightly in June, partially offsetting the unexpected rise in May, but the sharp rise in service prices kept the core inflation rate unchanged. Stamer said that in fact, there seems to be potential upward pressure on prices, especially in the high-wage service industry. However, he said that due to the elimination of strong base effects, the annual inflation rate before September should decline, but by the end of 2024, the inflation rate may rise again. He added that the European Central Bank will have to critically examine the trend of service prices no later than early next year.