Some European officials argue that policymakers need to abandon overly optimistic assumptions about geopolitical tensions. With escalating conflicts reshaping the economic landscape, central banks are being urged to reconsider their preparedness strategies. The shift in thinking reflects growing concerns that monetary authorities must adapt faster to changing risk scenarios rather than maintain conventional forecasting models.
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DegenWhisperer
· 18h ago
Really? The central banks are still using old almanacs to make predictions, and only start panicking now that the war has reached the economy? They should have discarded that outdated model long ago.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 18h ago
Honestly, is it a bit late for these European officials to realize this now...
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FloorSweeper
· 18h ago
lol central banks finally catching up to what we already priced in months ago. weak signals everywhere, paper hands still holding outdated models while the real accumulation phase is already underway. they're always three steps behind market psychology
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SellLowExpert
· 18h ago
Central banks are still dreaming about geopolitics, really think they can predict accurately? It cracks me up.
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GasGrillMaster
· 18h ago
The central banks have really been slapped in the face by reality this time; their previous forecasting models simply couldn't keep up with the pace.
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BearHugger
· 19h ago
Coming back to deceive us by saying the central bank needs to "adapt quickly"? Forget it. The world is in chaos right now, and they are still using outdated forecasting models.
Some European officials argue that policymakers need to abandon overly optimistic assumptions about geopolitical tensions. With escalating conflicts reshaping the economic landscape, central banks are being urged to reconsider their preparedness strategies. The shift in thinking reflects growing concerns that monetary authorities must adapt faster to changing risk scenarios rather than maintain conventional forecasting models.