Why the ECB looks set to trim interest rates again and what does that mean
The European Central Bank (ECB) is widely expected to cut interest rates on Thursday for the fourth time this year. This is a significant achievement as it suggests that the ECB, which sets monetary policy in the Eurozone, is accelerating its path towards lower interest rates after an unprecedented increase.
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