Reported 4 months ago
The European Central Bank’s interest-rate cut signifies a significant moment for the Euro region, as policymakers begin a monetary-easing cycle without financial emergency pressure for the first time in two decades. Despite external confidence, the Eurozone faces challenges such as weak growth, low productivity, aging populations, and escalating public debts. Policymakers have a rare opportunity to implement growth-enhancing reforms and tackle long-standing issues before the region falls further into irrelevance, as highlighted by experts and economists.
Source: YAHOO