European Central Bank Governing Council Bostjan Vasle saiddragonspinslotmachine, interest rates may start next monthdragonspinslotmachineAt the right time, he is open to subsequent actions.
The Slovenia central bank governor said in an interview on Friday that while the labor market remains "very strong," wage dynamics have not been excessive and inflation data is in line with expectations. He said he was "satisfied" with the ECB's current reliance on data.
"Unless there is a major accident, June is a reasonable and realistic time to cut interest rates, but I can't say what will happen after that," Vasle said in the Slovenia city of Portoroz."I am open to different possibilities, but I want to wait for more information."
"I really follow what's happening in the United States," Vasle said."While our mission is to respond to what's happening in Europe, we are not isolated."
"The worst quarters of the economy are behind us," Vasle said."It looks like growth will be better than we expected this year."