Weaker growth across the eurozone has prompted the European Central Bank (ECB) to make one last interest rate cut in 2024 to shore up markets, as investors brace for more political instability, including Donald Trump’s potential tariff agenda.
Weaker growth across the eurozone has prompted the European Central Bank (ECB) to make one last interest rate cut in 2024 to shore up markets, as investors brace for more political instability, including Donald Trump’s potential tariff agenda.