Jin10 data reported on May 2, economists at ING, Bert Colijn, stated that inflation in the Eurozone is unlikely to fall significantly in the future because the underlying resilience of the economy offsets the dampening effects of trade tariffs. Data released on Friday showed that prices in the Eurozone rose 2.2% year-on-year in April, remaining stable compared to the previous month. Colijn said that trade turmoil and the ensuing drop in energy prices have brought the inflation rate close to the European Central Bank's target of 2%. However, investors should not expect inflation to decline significantly in the coming months. He remarked, "Even if the trade war initially suppressed inflationary pressures, a robust Eurozone economy with a strong labor market and high wage growth is likely to keep inflation elevated to some extent in the coming months."

According to the report of Bert Colijn, an international economist from the Netherlands, although retail sales in the euro area have declined, purchasing power is rising rapidly, real wages are recovering, and consumption has not yet shown a strong Rebound. Consumer concerns about the economy and unemployment have increased, which may lead to weak first-quarter spending and continued low GDPrise.

January 15th news from Jin Shi Data, Bert, an analyst at Holland International

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On November 29th, Bert, an economist at ING Bank, reported the news.

On August 30th, Jinshi Data reported that the current Exchange Rate of the euro against the dollar remains stable. Previous data showed that inflation in the euro area in August matched expectations, with the inflation rate dropping from 2.6% in July to 2.2% in August, and the core inflation rate dropping from 2.9% to 2.8%. Bert Colijn, an economist at ING, stated in a report: "For the Central Bank of Europe, the moderate progress of core inflation and wages, along with expectations for next year, seems sufficient to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September." However, he noted that this is a "slow and gradual process" because the European Central Bank is still concerned about the upside risks to the inflation outlook.