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Poll: What's More Important for the Euro-Zone Economy?
Topics:Real Estate | European Union | Western Europe | Europe | Jean-Claude Trichet | U.S. Dollar | euro | Central Banks | European Central Bank | Inflation | Economy (Global)
Sectors:Oil and Gas
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The European Central Bank is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold at 4.25 percent Thursday as the opposing concerns of slowing growth and rising inflation tie the central bank's hands.
But is the interest rate really the most important thing for the future of the Euro-Zone economy, or is the cost of filling up the car or the state of the housing market more pressing? Let us know what you think.
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