Joerg Kraemer Quotes (5 Quotes)

As a result, we expect that the German economy will continue to grow by a mere 1 percent on average in the years to come, ... the German election results lower the pressure on other European countries to implement major economic reforms.

European production could pick up in the first quarter, with Germany doing better than its neighbors. Interest rates are still low, and higher rates won't put on the brakes.

After today's council meeting the European Central Bank sent a less hawkish statement compared to market expectations.

As long as they are rising, the ECB tends to raise interest rates.

All this suggests that the ECB is in no hurry to hike interest rates. A move in February can effectively be ruled out.