April 3 (Reuters) - Tariffs announced by United States President Donald Trump are to a large extent factored into worse-case scenarios of the European Central Bank's forecasts, ECB board member Peter Kazimir said in an emailed comment on Thursday.
"These developments are, to a large extent, already factored into our forecasts — among the worse scenarios we must brace for," Kazimir said. "We need to see the European Union's response. Nevertheless, this is not good news for the economy."