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Still little inflationary pressure from the labour market

Even when the euro-zone economy seems to have performed fairly well, it has still been unable to generate any inflationary pressure. Indeed, despite the reasonably strong rate of employment growth in Q2, wage growth slowed to its weakest rate in almost six years. And looking ahead, we think that the labour market recovery will slow.

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