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According to a recent poll by the Financial Times (FT), experts predict that the European Central Bank (ECB) may soon begin reducing borrowing costs as inflation falls. This trend of diminishing inflation, they argue, gives ECB the needed elbow room to manoeuvre its monetary policies. The shift is foreseen to ease the burden on customers including individuals and businesses as they borrow money, thereby promoting further economic activity in the European Market.
The FT poll shows that experts are carefully monitoring these steadily dropping rates, considering them vital to the direction of ECB’s policy decisions. As inflation cools down, it could eliminate the pressure on the ECB to maintain or increase borrowing rates. Consequently, as borrowing gets cheaper, it could potentially lead to an economic uptick, benefiting consumers, businesses, and helping stabilize the European economy amid global economic uncertainties.
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