Reported 2 days ago
Economists are advising the European Central Bank (ECB) to promptly implement two anticipated interest rate cuts in June and September, as delays could signal the end of its easing campaign, potentially unsettling investors. While inflation remains near 2%, analysts warn that macroeconomic uncertainties from US trade policies necessitate careful communication from the ECB. Market expectations suggest further cuts could follow later in the year, but any prolonged pauses could create confusion about the ECB's intentions.
Source: YAHOO