Steady hand: Lane in an interview at the London Stock Exchange. The ECB’s chief economist says trade tensions darken the outlook, but it’s important to say it is a markdown to a little bit less as the economy is still growing. — Reuters
BRUSSELS: The European Central Bank (ECB) will lower borrowing costs more than expected this year to below 2% as inflation is seen undershooting the institution’s target in early 2026, according to economists.
After seven quarter-point reductions so far, additional cuts are likely in June and September, a monthly poll showed.
