ECB Likely to Cut Rates Again Amid Euro and Inflation Challenges

The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates again, marking the seventh cut in 13 months, as it balances the need to support the euro zone economy amid uncertain global trade conditions and a cautious outlook for growth and inflation. The decision aims to maintain a neutral stance, with some policymakers advocating for a pause to reassess economic developments, especially given the lagging effects of monetary policy and divergent short-term outlooks for inflation and growth.