Today, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde spoke about the current monetary policy and economic outlook. Here are the key points from her speech:
Lagarde confirmed that the ECB is committed to bringing inflation down to the target of 2%. She said the council will make decisions based on careful evaluations of the economy and inflation trends.
She noted that the eurozone economy shows signs of stabilization but still faces challenges like stagnation and different inflation rates among member countries. While inflation is gradually improving, she stressed the need for caution to keep it on track.
Lagarde pointed out potential risks to the economic outlook, including geopolitical tensions that could impact energy prices, inflation, and overall economic stability in the eurozone. She discussed the importance of maintaining a supportive financial environment for growth while also managing inflation pressures.
Future policy changes will depend on economic data, and the ECB will keep assessing various indicators. Overall, her speech highlighted the ECB's careful approach to monetary policy in a complex economic situation, with a focus on achieving price stability and supporting growth. Market participants will be watching these developments closely.


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