Joachim Nagel, president of Germany's Bundesbank, said that inflation is likely to remain high in the coming months.
European bond yields rose on Tuesday and once again on Wednesday on the back of the latest data.
"It looks like, for at least the next couple of months, inflation will stay on very high levels, expect maybe for the second half that inflation might come down to a certain extent," he said Wednesday. Markets have been pondering the prospect of higher interest rates for longer in the euro zone, after data released this week showed higher-than-expected inflation numbers from France and Spain.
Goldman Sachs said Wednesday that it was increasing its expectations for peak interest rate hikes in the euro area. The investment bank now projects another 50 basis point rise in May, rather than an increase of just 25 basis points at the time.
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