The European Central Bank stays put and releases positive signals.

The latest decision by the European Central Bank did not explicitly provide guidance on future interest rate cuts, but it released a series of positive signals indicating stabilization in economic fundamentals, inflation expectations, and financial markets, indirectly boosting expectations that the "rate-cutting cycle is nearing its end". However, some institutions believe that the "healthy state" of macroeconomic data and the ECB's hawkish stance have not completely eliminated the possibility of further interest rate cuts, and there are still factors that could prompt the ECB to adopt a more moderate policy stance.