Finnish central bank governor Olli Rehn said ECB can still look past current inflation shock if energy market damage remains limited.
Eurozone inflation rose well above the 2% target last month due to surging oil prices, prompting debate on rate hikes.
Rehn warned that a persistent energy shock could trigger second‑round price‑wage effects, requiring decisive ECB action.
He emphasized calm judgment over haste and that no decisions are predetermined.