最新报道:ECB Governing Council member Robert Holzmann suggested that interest rate cuts in 2024 are not guaranteed, citing persistent inflation risks and geopolitical uncertainties. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he emphasized the need for cautious monetary policy, warning against premature easing that could reignite price pressures. Holzmann noted that while inflation has declined, core metrics remain elevated, and wage growth could sustain inflationary trends. The ECB, which raised rates to a record 4% last year, faces pressure to pivot as economic growth stalls, but Holzmann stressed data dependency over market expectations. His stance contrasts with some peers anticipating mid-2024 rate cuts.