The European Central Bank is likely to raise interest rates again next month but it is too early to predict the decision of the September meeting, which will be shaped by incoming data, the ECB's chief economist Philip Lane said on Monday.
Lane put the emphasis on incoming data as the main driver of future decisions.
"At this point, we are surely data-driven," he said. "July is not so far away, we can say unless there's a material change another hike (is likely)."
"But to me September is so far away; let's see in September," Lane added.
