Economics
Goldman, Deutsche Bank See ECB Hiking as Soon as September
- The two banks now see the deposit rate rising to zero in 2022
- ABN Amro maintains its forecast for no increases at all
The European Central Bank headquarters in the financial district in Frankfurt.
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European Central Bank watchers from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to Deutsche Bank AG are predicting interest-rate increases will begin as soon as September following President Christine Lagarde’s hawkish pivot.