ECB Cuts Rates Again, But Will Eurozone Economy Recover?
ECB Cuts Interest Rates Again, But Economic Uncertainty Looms
The European Central Bank has reduced interest rates for the fifth time since June 2024, lowering key rates to support economic growth. Despite easing inflation, the Eurozone faces weak economic expansion and geopolitical risks. Analysts expect further cuts in 2025, but rising bond yields and sluggish growth raise concerns. With inflation projected below 2% by year-end, the ECB remains cautious in its approach, balancing economic stimulus with financial stability.


