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The European Central Bank, in its recent meeting, decided to keep the main interest rates in the Eurozone at 2.25%, amid high uncertainty and the impact of shocks in the energy sector. It is expected that the rate will be raised again in September, with new forecasts for inflation and economic activity, as the effects of conflicts continue—especially the escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, which threaten oil prices. This move aims to monitor inflation, which remains at the 2% target, while the effects of rising energy prices continue to influence prices and economic outlooks.
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