ECB

FinancialJuice: ECB Wage Tracker: Forward-looking information is broadly unrevised and indicates stable negotiated wage growth at around 2.6% by the end of 2026.

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Desk note· Summary

The ECB's wage tracker shows stable wage growth at 2.6% by end-2026, which reduces the urgency for rate hikes. This is likely to weaken the euro (EURUSD) over the next few days, as lower rate hike expectations make the euro less attractive compared to the dollar. At the same time, eurozone bonds could rally and stocks might rise because lower rate pressure supports them. If you're watching currencies, keep an eye on EURUSD this week.

Transmission· Why this matters

2 PATHS · BY CONV

Cross-asset· What’s affected

13 INSTRUMENTS · TAP TO EXPAND

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Next prints· What to watch for

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4 confirm items — Mentioned without a clear direction — watch for confirmation

SX7E · SX5E · SXAP · SXDP

Causal map· The full picture

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2 mechanisms · 15 ripples · 11 edges

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