Insiders: The European Central Bank tends to keep interest rates unchanged, with December being a key window.

Jin10 reported on September 12 that, according to informed sources, European Central Bank policymakers are confident that there is no need for further interest rate cuts to achieve a 2% inflation rate, even though new economic forecasts indicate that the inflation rate will be below 2% for the next two years. The sources stated that unless the Eurozone faces a significant shock again, borrowing costs will remain at current levels for some time. Informed sources indicated that while the possibility of a rate cut at the October meeting can be almost ruled out, December will be an opportunity for reassessment, as the new quarterly forecasts will include 2028. A spokesperson for the European Central Bank declined to comment.