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Christine Lagarde says inflation in eurozone close to ECB’s 2% target

The European Central Bank (ECB) is getting closer to its 2% inflation target. President Christine Lagarde confirmed this but warned that uncertainty from US tariffs could still pose risks.

17 June
Christine Lagarde says inflation in eurozone close to ECB’s 2% target
Japan. BoJ Interest Rate Decision. The value of the indicator remained at the same level of 0.5%

No change of the indicator value may reduce the volatility of the related markets.

17 June
European gas prices rise amid escalating Middle East tensions

European natural gas prices have surged as growing Middle East conflict raises concerns about potential energy supply disruptions, Bloomberg reports. Prices increased 2.2% on Monday, as markets react to potential risks to liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments through the critical Strait of Hormuz.

16 June
European gas prices rise amid escalating Middle East tensions
BOE may cut interest rates due to weaker economy and labor market

The Bank of England (BOE) is considering further interest rate cuts amid deteriorating economic and labor market data, Bloomberg reports. The decline in exports caused by US trade tariffs, coupled with higher taxes, has already led to weaker GDP growth in April and significant job losses.

16 June
BOE may cut interest rates due to weaker economy and labor market
Zhishui Investment CEO predicts gold prices rising to $3,800 in second half of 2025

Xiao Han, General Manager of Zhishui Investment Co., shared his prediction for gold prices in the second half of 2025. He thinks the lowest point for the precious metal during this time will be around $3,000. Meanwhile, the resistance level will be close to $3,800.

16 June
Zhishui Investment CEO predicts gold prices rising to $3,800 in second half of 2025
China's May oil refining volume hit its lowest since August last year

In May, oil refining in China decreased by 1.8% year-over-year, reaching its lowest level since last August. This decline was due to maintenance work at state-owned and private oil refineries.

16 June
China's May oil refining volume hit its lowest since August last year
Rising prices in Japan fuel debate over potential BOJ rate hikes

Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the matter, that Bank of Japan (BOJ) officials have noted that prices are rising faster than initially projected at the start of the year. This could pave the way for discussions about raising interest rates.

16 June
Rising prices in Japan fuel debate over potential BOJ rate hikes
Economists surveyed by Goldman Sachs voice concerns over US fiscal policy

Last week, investors' concerns about the growing US national debt eased, but some experts warn that the problems are far from over. Economists surveyed by Goldman Sachs expressed worries over US fiscal policy, particularly in light of Donald Trump’s policies.

16 June
Economists surveyed by Goldman Sachs voice concerns over US fiscal policy
Crypto Front News forecasts Ethereum growth in Q3 2025

The cryptocurrency market has focused its attention on Ethereum again, as key metrics suggest this token may outperform bitcoin in the third quarter of 2025. Analysts at Crypto Front News observe that Ethereum's current momentum could position it as the market leader in coming months.

16 June
Crypto Front News forecasts Ethereum growth in Q3 2025
ECB Vice President says risks of overly low inflation and euro strength do not cause concern

According to European Central Bank (ECB) Vice President Luis de Guindos, US tariffs will put pressure on economic growth and the cost of goods and services in the eurozone for years to come. However, the risk of an excessive inflation slowdown is low.

16 June
ECB Vice President says risks of overly low inflation and euro strength do not cause concern

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