Core Viewpoint - The European Central Bank (ECB) currently sees no reason to adjust monetary policy as inflation in the Eurozone remains close to the 2% target, according to ECB Governing Council member and Bank of Portugal Governor, Pereira [1][6][7] Group 1: Monetary Policy and Economic Outlook - Pereira emphasized that the responsibility has shifted to national governments and the EU to implement structural reforms to address the sluggish growth in the Eurozone [1][6] - He highlighted the importance of deepening the single market and noted that the EU still lacks a truly unified market [1][6] - The ECB has completed its role in supporting the economy when necessary, and now it is up to governments and the European Commission to drive reforms [1][6] Group 2: Employment Data - Eurozone unemployment rate decreased from 6.4% in October to 6.3% in November, marking the first decline since April of the previous year [1][7] - This drop in unemployment is significant as it is the first time the rate has been at this level since hitting a historical low of 6.2% in November 2024 [1][7] - The unexpected decline in unemployment indicates a tight labor market despite sluggish economic activity, reinforcing confidence in the stability of the labor market in the region [1][7]
邦达亚洲:初请失业金表现良好 美元指数刷新4周高位
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-09 10:17