Holzmann did not immediately respond to a request for
comment, and an ECB spokesman declined to comment.
(Reporting By Francesco Canepa, Balazs Koranyi and Frank
Siebelt, editing by Mark Heinrich)
FRANKFURT, May 4 (Reuters) - All European Central Bank
policymakers but one agreed to slowing down the pace of rate
increases at Thursday's meeting while guiding for more hikes
ahead, four sources told Reuters, with some seeing two or three
further rises in borrowing costs.
Austria's Robert Holzmann was the sole holdout as the euro
zone's central bankers decided on a 25-basis-point rate
increase, but he lacked voting rights due to a scheduled
rotation on the ECB's Governing Council, the sources said.
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