Traders have raised expectations for the European Central Bank to cut interest rates, and now expect three more cuts in 2025.
Traders have raised expectations for the European Central Bank to cut interest rates, and now expect three more cuts in 2025.
European Central Bank Governing Council Muller: The possibility of further interest rate cuts in the future cannot be ruled out.
ECB Governing Council member Kazax: There is no need to rush to cut interest rates. The market prices the next meeting more appropriately. (Jin Ten)
Sources: European Central Bank regulators are stepping up scrutiny of banks' sources of dollar funding amid concerns about the Trump administration. Some of the European Union's biggest banks are assessing the unprecedented situation of the Federal Reserve not providing dollars.
Goldman Sachs: The European Central Bank is expected to reach the end point of 1.75% in July this year, after expecting 1.5% in September.
ECB Executive Director Schnabel: Medium-term inflation risks may be on the upside. The ECB will remain solid and maintain interest rates around current levels. (Golden Ten)
ECB Governing Council Rennes: If forecasts are confirmed, a rate cut in June is the right move.
ECB Governing Council Rennes: If the forecast is confirmed, the interest rate cut in June is the right move; the risks identified in March have basically become a reality. (Golden Ten)
According to Bitcoin.com, the European Central Bank (ECB) has selected COTI, the Ethereum privacy layer protocol, as the digital euro pilot partner to jointly develop the CBDC technology solution launched in early 2026 with KPMG, Accenture and other institutions. COTI will use its original Garbled Circuits encryption protocol to build core privacy functions for the digital euro. Nearly 70 selected institutions need to complete the technical verification of the conditional payment system by 2026....
European Central Bank Governing Council Stournaras: It seems that we will continue to cut interest rates.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Stournaras said that it appears that the European Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates.
The European Central Bank's official website shows that the European Central Bank Governing Council has decided to adjust the special euro system overnight credit facility, which is designed to provide liquidity support to eligible euro area central counterparties as a liquidity safeguard measure in response to the crisis.
European Central Bank Governing Council Villeroy: Europe still has room to cut interest rates, reiterating that it does not think there will be an economic recession in France or Europe. (Golden Ten)
On April 28th, sources said that the European Central Bank decision-makers are increasingly confident that they will cut interest rates in June in response to the continuous decline in inflation, but will not make a significant cut. Last week, a number of European Central Bank governing committees attended the annual spring meetings of the international monetary fund (IMF) and the World Bank, talking about the situation that the euro zone and the global economy may deteriorate due to US tariffs....