Martins Kazaks, a member of the ECB's governing board and president of the Latvian central bank, said the ECB was expected to start cutting interest rates in June. He said on Friday: "ifRockstargamesblockchainWe are really moving towards the 2% inflation target, so in my opinion, we are really close to a turning point when we can gradually lower interest rates. " "the moment is coming, and it will be good news for businesses and the public." He also said interest rate changes after June would be adjusted according to the data.

The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged for the fifth time in a row on Thursday and sent a clearer signal of a "rate cut", saying it might be ready to cut interest rates if euro zone inflation continued to fall. "if the central bank's governing council's latest assessment of the inflation outlook, the dynamics of potential inflation and the intensity of monetary policy transmission," the ECB said in a statement, it would be appropriate to lower the current level of monetary policy restrictions if it could further enhance its confidence that inflation is moving towards the target in a sustained manner. " It is worth noting that the ECB did not directly mention the language of monetary easing in its previous public statement.

The ECB appears to be at a policy turning point, preparing to gradually cut interest rates this year to meet current economic challenges and to support the recovery and growth of the eurozone economy. Behind this policy shift is an in-depth analysis of the current economic situation in the eurozone and a cautious prediction of future economic trends, which shows that the ECB has gradually formed an independent policy voice on the global economic stage.

Hussain Mehdi, director of investment strategy at HSBC Asset Management, said in a report: "for some time, the ECB has basically promised to cut interest rates in June. But there are likely to be multiple outcomes in the coming months, depending on further progress in the fight against inflation. So far, the data are moving in a direction that is good for doves. "