Vice President of the European Central Bank, James

Aihuicha, November 9: European Central Bank Vice President jindos said it was too early to say anything to reduce borrowing costs in the coming months, and inflation was still facing upward risks. "We're going to watch what happens month by month, but now it's time to keep interest rates at that level long enough to achieve our goal," Mr. Guindos said in an interview on Thursday, echoing comments a day earlier by Mr. Nagel, the head of the German central bank, after some members of the European central bank's Governing Council began to believe that, Officials may consider easing monetary policy around mid-2024.