The European Central Bank left its key interest rates unchanged on Thursday, but signaled policymakers are gaining confidence on inflation returning to the 2 percent target and could lower rates in coming months.
The European Central Bank left its key interest rates unchanged on Thursday, as expected, after raising them in the past 10 sessions, but adopted a cautious stance to suggest that the rates could stay "higher for longer" despite the easing inflationary pressures as the signs of a recession in the euro area economy increases.
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