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00:00Aim at two percent. That's the main reason you can ask
00:07Lagarde. But this meeting has additional details. Of course.
00:12How scary is there to be? Of course, the economy achieved the economy of the European region,
00:21the euro zone remains
00:23It's kind of crowded. To what extent do you fear reaching the sake stage? Why in the European economy? Is that something to worry about?
00:33I am
00:34President of the European Center.
00:39Any central bank should be released from this order. Do I think that this scenario will be achieved in Europe?
00:48No, I personally do not think that this scenario is realistic. Europe is late in the recovery process,
00:57Europe will record a strong performance in
01:03third quarter through the gross product data, which will be issued tomorrow. But there's another point
01:12me
01:13which is that the interest rates in Europe and specifically what are linked to the bonds and the conditions of financing
01:23After you're a little harder and you're expected to get more upset. This is important for today's meeting
01:32And to review and because of the pressure on the circumstances of the funding circumstances. This supports
01:40The doves in the council who will say that we must continue to support
01:47and specifically through low interest and purchase
01:51Assets under the Special Support Programme framework are from a pandemic.
01:57There is no doubt that the sudden step taken by the Bank of England
02:01Making things more difficult for President Sambi.
02:08Could it mean how much pressure? Europe now finds itself under a lot of pressure to go along with this step by the Bank of England, which was lifted
02:18revenues in Europe and also in the United States
02:29Civic
02:30A repeat of what I said. Europe is on a different path in terms of inflationary pressures, a fighter with the United Kingdom and the United States.
02:41There is no easy reading of what is happening with these banks.
02:49We only speculate because the Bank of England will meet at the beginning of November, and the Federal has not announced downsizing but hinted at it.