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BERLIN (Reuters) - Raising interest rates in the euro zone would not push down soaring energy prices, European Central Bank board member Isabel Schnabel said in remarks published on Friday, adding that any tightening of monetary policy would have an impact much later.
"We must not raise interest rates too early," Sueddeutsche Zeitung quoted Schnabel as saying in an interview. "This could result in stalling the economic recovery."
"If we take action today, it will only have an impact with a lag," she added. "Monetary policy cannot push down oil and gas prices."
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