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The gauge dropped to 2.9% in October. She also said that while it took a year to get inflation to that level from 10.6%, “it is expected to take about twice as long to get from here back to 2%.” Expand Schnabel also highlighted that price and wage rigidities mean underlying inflation is stickier and that two key conditions need to be met for the measure — which strips out volatile elements like food and energy — to evolve in line with ECB forecasts: * The growth in unit labor costs eventually needs to falls back to levels that are broadly consistent with 2% medium-term inflation * Firms will have to use their profit margins as a buffer to limit the pass-through of the current strong wage increases to consumer prices She also compared the final push to getting inflation to the ECB’s 2% goal to the concluding stretch in a long-distance race, which “is often said to be the hardest.” “The disinflation process during the last mile will be more uncertain, slower and bumpier,” Schnabel said, warning of new shocks such as tensions in the Middle East, strikes at LNG plants in Australia and global warming as elements that “could derail the disinflation process.” She called for perseverance and vigilance. “The inflation target is now within reach,” Schnabel said. “But let’s celebrate only once we have truly tackled the last mile.” Read More on the ECB: ECB’s Knot Says Current Policy Is ‘Good Cruising Altitude’ ECB Rate Cuts Would Need Dramatic Shift in Economy, Kazaks Says ECB’s Villeroy Says Patience Needed After ‘Justified’ Rate Pause In remarks earlier Thursday, Dutch central bank chief Klaas Knot restrictive policies will probably be needed for some time to return inflation to the 2% target. “Personally, and conditional on incoming data confirming the latest projections from September, I see the current level of our policy rates as a good ‘cruising altitude’ where they can remain for some time,” he said in a speech. 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