European Central Bank Executive Board Member Müller: Wage Growth in the Euro Area Misaligned with Inflation Targets
European Central Bank Executive Board Member Müller stated that wage growth in the Euro Area is not aligned with inflation targets. He also pointed out that market expectations for a rate cut by the European Central Bank in 2024 are "aggressive."
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