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Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank, stated that she expects a slight inflationary effect due to the tariffs announced by the USA, with a more pronounced impact on Germany than on France. With inflation under control at 1.9%, Lagarde believes the effect will be minimal, but she emphasized the seriousness of the uncertainty generated by these trade measures. American President Donald Trump announced tariffs for several European countries, a gesture perceived by the EU as a disadvantage. Lagarde highlighted the importance of European unity and determination in the face of these trade challenges. She also mentioned that she will closely monitor Trump's speech at the Davos Forum, believing that his position will influence the European reaction.
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