With inflation risks shifting downward and the euro hitting record highs, the European Central Bank may act decisively to maintain price and financial stability. As global markets grow increasingly volatile and trade tensions mount, the European Central Bank (ECB) finds itself navigating a currency conundrum. The euro’s recent surge against the U.S. dollar — gaining 4% in just one week — has thrown fresh complexity into the ECB’s upcoming policy decisions, prompting speculation about a potential shift in its easing strategy. While the ECB is widely expected to cut its main borrowing rate by another 25 basis points to 2.25% … Continue reading ‘Attentive’ ECB Poised to Counter Euro Surge Amid Trade and Currency Tensions