ECB Cuts Interest Rates for Second Time in Three Months

More credit to families and businesses and cheaper mortgages (ANSA)

The ECB continues to lower the key interest rate. She is careful about this. Because it is walking a fine line between a wall economy and inflation that is still too high. An analysis.

ECB cuts interest rates to 3.5% as growth slows

Central bank chief Christine Lagarde stresses data-dependent approach

The effect of reducing the cost of money for families: the repercussions on mortgages, loans and investments, starting with BTPs and stock exchanges

And another decline is expected at the end of the year but the ECB says that 'there is no commitment'

The de-escalation of interest rates is taking shape. This Thursday, the European Central Bank unanimously approved a new cut of 25 basis points in the price of money, the second so far this year, in an exercise of confidence that inflation, that long headache that has lasted three years, is increasingly under control. “[Given] the dynamics of underlying inflation and the intensity of monetary policy transmission, it is now appropriate to take a …