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    ECB governors eye December as next chance for any cut, sources

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    Posted on September 11, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Tags:monetary policyEuropean Central Bankinterest rateseconomic growth

    Quick Summary

    ECB considers December meeting for a potential interest rate cut to support the euro zone economy amid U.S. tariffs impact.

    Table of Contents

    • ECB's Interest Rate Decision
    • Current Economic Outlook
    • Future Projections and Data

    ECB Considers December Meeting for Potential Interest Rate Cut

    ECB's Interest Rate Decision

    FRANKFURT (Reuters) -European Central Bank policymakers see their December meeting as the most realistic time frame to debate whether an another interest rate cut is needed to buffer the euro zone economy from the impact of U.S. tariffs, three sources told Reuters.

    Current Economic Outlook

    The ECB left rates unchanged on Thursday and maintained an upbeat view on growth and inflation, dampening expectations for any further cut in borrowing costs.

    Future Projections and Data

    But sources on the ECB's Governing Council said the debate on a rate cut was not over just yet, although policymakers probably won't have enough information by their next meeting in October 29 to make a proper assessment.

    This meant that the December 18 meeting was seen as the more likely date to discuss a reduction in borrowing costs, also in light of incoming inflation and growth data and the next batch of projections.

    An ECB spokesperson declined to comment.

    (Reporting By Francesco Canepa, Balazs Koranyi and Frank Siebelt)

    Key Takeaways

    • •ECB policymakers see December as the likely time for a rate cut discussion.
    • •The ECB left rates unchanged, maintaining a positive growth outlook.
    • •October meeting is unlikely to provide enough data for a rate decision.
    • •December 18 meeting will consider new inflation and growth data.
    • •ECB spokesperson declined to comment on the rate cut debate.

    Frequently Asked Questions about ECB governors eye December as next chance for any cut, sources

    1When is the next ECB meeting to discuss interest rates?

    The next ECB meeting is scheduled for December 18, where policymakers may debate a potential interest rate cut.

    2What was the ECB's decision on interest rates during the last meeting?

    The ECB left rates unchanged during their last meeting and maintained a positive outlook on growth and inflation.

    3Why is December considered a more likely time for a rate cut discussion?

    December is seen as the more likely date for discussing a rate cut due to the anticipated incoming inflation and growth data.

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