According to European Central Bank data, Eurozone consumers' inflation expectations, which have not slowed down since January, highlight the challenges the central bank still faces in achieving its goal of returning price growth to 2%. The European Central Bank announced on Friday that inflation expectations for the next 12 months are 2.8%, unchanged from last month's survey results. The forecast for the next three years remains at 2.3%. Expectations for future price developments play a key role in driving inflation. The European Central Bank states that, at the same time, perceptions of inflation over the past 12 months "have clearly decreased," falling from 4.9% to 4.5%.
欧洲央行：6月消费者通胀预期持稳 自年初以来首次未有放缓
In June, the European Central Bank stated that consumer inflation expectations remained stable, and there was no slowdown since the beginning of the year.
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