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Lagarde: The European Central Bank will continue to gradually lower interest rates, Europe must be prepared for Trump's tariffs.
Lagarde anticipates that Trump's tariffs will be "more selective and targeted," so Europe must "be prepared to predict what will happen" in order to respond. She also emphasized that the European Central Bank will consider gradual interest rate cuts, and policymakers are confident that the inflation rate will reach the 2% target by 2025.
The Global Banking Industry under Trump 2.0: Is the USA "rushing ahead" and Europe "falling behind"?
Trump's deregulation might boost the USA economy and alleviate the burden imposed by the Biden administration on the Banks, as the "animal spirits" begin to revive; however, if Europe regulatory agencies continue to adhere to rules like the Basel III Accord, European Banks may find themselves at a competitive disadvantage.
