European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn warned that there’s the danger that consumer-price growth slows below the 2% goal.
“At the moment we are roughly at that target — in that sense, the situation is currently good,” the Bank of Finland governor told the Karon Grilli podcast. “However, over the next couple of years, there are downside inflation risks in sight — due, among other things, to the strengthening of the euro and stabilization of wage and service inflation.”