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tweet at 12:36pm: ECB’s Lagarde: Intend To Raise Rates By 50 Bps In March - We Will Take The Necessary Measures To Tame Inflation - Wages Are Growing Faster - The Parameters For Reducing The APP Portfolio Will Be Closely In Line With What We Have Done Previously tweet at 12:33pm: Lagarde: High inflation is having a big impact on every part of our economy and on people’s daily lives. Since July 2022 we have raised interest rates by 300 basis points and are determined to stay the course to ensure a timely return of inflation to our 2% medium-term target. tweet at 12:37pm: ECB'S PRESIDENT LAGARDE: THE FUTURE PACE OF APP WIND-DOWN IS YET TO BE DETERMINED. tweet at 12:37pm: ECB'S PRESIDENT LAGARDE: ON FUTURE MOVES, WE WILL PROCEED MEETING BY MEETING.Speech by Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB, at the plenary session of the European Parliament I am very pleased to be back here in this plenary room – the heart of European democracy – to participate in today’s important debate. The ECB was granted a democratic mandate to ensure price stability in the euro area. In other words, we safeguard one of the fundamental conditions for stable economic growth. To achieve this mandate, the ECB was also granted a high level of independence. And as you acknowledge in the draft resolution we are discussing today, the ECB’s ability to take all necessary measures – free from political interference – is essential for it to deliver on its mandate. This is particularly important in the current environment. High inflation continues to have a large impact on all areas of our economy and on people’s everyday lives – especially on low-income households, as you also note. This is why the Governing Council started a process of policy normalisation in December 2021 and raised the ECB interest rates by 300 basis points since July 2022. At its February meeting, the Governing Council emphasised its determination to stay the course in raising interest rates significantly at a steady pace and in keeping them at levels that are sufficiently restrictive to ensure a timely return of inflation to our 2% medium-term target. But independence also comes wit