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ECB holds interest rates at 2.25%

The European Central Bank has paused interest rate hikes at 2.25% amid surging energy prices and geopolitical instability.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 23, 16:24 UTC
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The brief

The European Central Bank (ECB) has held interest rates at 2.25%. This decision comes as the bank evaluates the impact of an energy price spike and risks associated with war.

Coverage from the Financial Times, Bloomberg, and CNBC emphasizes the ECB's pause to gauge these risks. Simultaneously, Quartz reports that oil has topped $100 a barrel, contributing to a surge in the odds of a September Fed rate hike to 82%.

Market attention now turns to the potential for a September rate hike as the ECB continues to mull the effects of rising energy costs.

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Quick answers

What is the current interest rate set by the ECB?

The European Central Bank has held interest rates at 2.25%.

Why is the ECB pausing rate hikes?

According to Bloomberg, the ECB is pausing to gauge war risk, while CNBC notes the bank is mulling an energy price spike.

What is the current status of oil prices and Fed rate expectations?

Oil has topped $100 a barrel, and the odds of a September Fed rate hike have surged to 82%.

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