According to BlockBeats, the Governor of the Bank of Greece and European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member, Yannis Stournaras, stated in an interview with Greece's Skai Radio that the ECB's benchmark interest rate is anticipated to decrease to around 2% by the fall of 2025. He noted that this forecast could be influenced by "unforeseen circumstances," highlighting potential risks from Europe and the United States.
Economists and investors predict that as inflation stabilizes at the 2% target, the ECB will likely reduce interest rates at each meeting by mid-2025, as the region's economy continues to face challenges.