According to ChainCatcher, sources said that the growing disagreement among ECB policymakers on the outlook for economic growth could affect the debate over rate cuts in the coming months. Some are worried about a recession, while others are concerned about lingering inflationary pressures. As the eurozone economy enters a more unstable state, future policy decisions may be more complicated. At the heart of the debate is how weak economic growth and a potential recession will affect inflation, which the central bank is trying to get down to 2% by the end of 2025. Policy doves are still a minority, and they believe that the economy is weaker than expected, recession risks are rising, and companies that previously hoarded labor are beginning to cut job vacancies, leading to a weak job market. Once employment decreases, disposable income will also decline, quickly eroding consumption and leading to a self-reinforcing recession.