This would be a dangerous development and must be decisively avoided. Thanks to the increased extraction of information from micro data, we are now learning more about the formation of inflation expectations. Professor Weber, who is no stranger to the Bank of Finland, has shown us that we should analyse inflation expectations more deeply to gain a more profound understanding.
This said, when going from the macro to the micro level, the issues tend to become more complex. This goes for survey data, as well, in that we also need a fuller psychological interpretation of expectation formation to better understand survey behaviour. My second point is on the policy stance in the current context. For central banks, there are substantial common global denominators.