Frankfurt, July 10 (Reuters) - Wage Growth in the Euro Zone Edged up in June as Salaries Continued to Catch up With Prices After Two Years of High Inflation, Jobs Website Indeed Said on Wednesday.
法兰克福,7月10日(路透社) - 职位网站Indeed周三表示,欧元区工资在6月份小幅上涨,随着薪资在高通胀的两年后继续赶上物价。
The Latest Indeed Wage Tracker Data, Often Mentioned by the European Central Bank's Chief Economist Philip Lane, Was Broadly in Line With the ECB's Own Projections and Should Not Derail Expectations for One or Two More Interest Rate Cuts This Year.
欧洲央行首席经济学家菲利普·莱因经常提及的最新Indeed工资追踪数据与欧洲央行自己的预测大致相符,不应影响今年再降息1-2次的预期。
Salaries for Jobs Advertised on the Indeed Website Were up 3.7% Year-on-Year in June, Accelerating From 3.5% in the Previous Three Months but Still Well Below a Post-Pandemic Peak of 5.4%.
6月份Indeed网站上发布的工作的工资比去年同期上涨了3.7%,高于前三个月的3.5%,但仍远低于疫情后的峰值5.4%。
"Wage Growth Has Been Stable or Falling in France, Germany and Ireland, and Is Already at or Close to Pre-Pandemic Levels in Those Countries," Indeed Said. "but in Italy, the Netherlands and Spain, Wage Growth Has Been Picking up and Remains High."
Indeed表示:“法国、德国和爱尔兰的工资增长一直稳定或下降,并且已经达到或接近疫情前的水平。但是,在意大利、荷兰和西班牙,工资增长一直在加快,并保持高水平。”
The ECB Cut Rates in Early June and Said More Easing Was Likely Coming, but the Timeline Would Depend on Data About Wages, Profits and Underlying Inflation.
欧洲央行6月初降息并表示可能会有更多宽松政策,但时间取决于有关工资、利润和潜在通货膨胀的数据。
Overall Compensation per Employee (Cpe) in the Euro Zone, Which Also Includes Existing Jobs, Grew by 5.0% in the Three Months to June, Boosted by Negotiated Contracts That Often Contain One-off Payments, According to Indeed's Projections.
根据Indeed的预测,欧元区每名雇员(包括现有职位)的总薪酬在6月份的三个月中增长了5.0%,得益于常常包含一次性支付的谈判合同。
The ECB Expects Cpe to Have Grown by 5.1% in the Second Quarter of the Year Before Easing to 4.7% in Q3 and 4.5% in Q4.
ECB预计Cpe在今年第二季度增长了5.1%,然后在第三季度下降至4.7%,在第四季度下降至4.5%。
"Our Q2 Projections for Cpe Growth – Based on New Indeed Wage Tracker Data to June and the Ecb’s Negotiated Wage Tracker – Support This Narrative," Indeed Said.
Indeed表示:“我们对Cpe增长的Q2预测 - 基于新的Indeed工资追踪数据(截至6月)和ECB的谈判工资追踪 - 支持这个情节。”
It Added That a "Continuing Decline in Job Posting Volumes" Suggested Demand Pressures in the European Labour Market Were Gradually Easing.
它补充称,“职位发布量的持续下降表明,欧洲劳动力市场的需求压力正在逐渐缓解。”
(Reporting by Francesco Canepa; Editing by David Holmes)
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