The European Central Bank should shift to smaller rate increases soon or risk stamping out growth, one of its executive board members said on Thursday.
Fabio Panetta on Thursday urged his fellow rate-setters to move in “small steps” after raising its key policy rate by half a point at its past two meetings, saying falling energy prices could lead to a “rapid” decline in eurozone inflation this year to levels close to the central bank’s target of 2 per cent.
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