Inflation in the euro zone is moving along the path envisaged by the European Central Bank and the recent rise in oil price does not have a major effect on it, ECB Governing Council member Bostjan Jazbec said on Thursday.

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"Inflation rates are moving in line with the expectations and projections of the European Central Bank," the Slovenian central bank governor told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference.

"The changes of oil price by themselves do not have a major influence unless there is a long-term movement of prices. At this moment they represent just one of the factors that are being used by the ECB in forecasts and projections," Jazbec added.

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