ECB to Cut Rates on June 5 but Skip July as End of Easing Campaign Nears: Reuters Poll

ECB to cut rates on June 5 but skip July as end of easing campaign nears: Reuters poll

BENGALURU (Reuters) – The European Central Bank will almost certainly cut interest rates on June 5, with a more than 70% majority of economists polled by Reuters expecting policymakers to pause for the first time in a year in July despite a weak economy at risk from the U.S.-led trade war. There appears to be growing agreement among Governing Council members after six consecutive 25 basis point cuts to the deposit rate – among the most aggressiv…

Euro zone benchmark German 10-year bond yields hits three-week low to 2.4% amid Trump tariffs-led impact

Source: Live Mint Euro zone benchmark German bond yields were on track on Friday for their biggest weekly decline since mid-April as investors focused on the long-term adverse economic impact of U.S. trade policy. Germany’s 10-year government bond yield was set for a 5-basis-point weekly drop, particularly after falling on Thursday on risks of extended policy and economic paralysis. On Friday, by 1457 GMT, it was up 1 bp to 2.52% after hittin…

Norbolsa Market Consensus The monetary authority very likely lowers interest rates again next week according to all economists surveyed in a Reuters poll, and more than 70% of them expect the ECB to hold a break in July despite the risk of a weakened economy. In addition, the vast majority of economists expect another drop after June, although there is no consensus on the timing of this movement.

The next meeting of the European Central Bank will take place on 5 June 2025, and the next decision will be taken on interest rates. Markets now expect an 87% probability that ECB President Christine Lagarde and her colleagues will announce a further cut in interest rates. At the following two monetary policy meetings on 24 July and 11 September 2025 [...] The post According to economists, the ECB should quickly lower interest rates appeared fir…

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ECB’s Villeroy says more rate cuts possible in coming weeks

European Central Bank Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said more reductions in borrowing costs could be on the way, with little sign at present of upward pressure on consumer prices.