March 22 (Reuters) - Germany’s central bank chief
Joachim Nagel feels eurozone policy-setters must be "stubborn"
and continue increasing borrowing costs to deal with inflation,
downplaying fears that recent financial turmoil could further
affect Europe's banks, according to an interview published in
the Financial Times on Wednesday.
“Our fight against inflation is not over,” he told the
newspaper, adding that he certainly felt "price pressures are
strong and broad-based across the economy."
(Reporting by Kanjyik Ghosh in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian
Schmollinger)
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