最新报道:According to a report from Bijie.com, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that while the recent agreement with the United States has reduced some uncertainty, eurozone economic growth is likely to slow this quarter, and global trade remains uncertain. Speaking in Geneva, Lagarde stated that the current 15% tariffs on most European goods are slightly higher than the ECB's June assumptions, but "well below" the severe scenario it had planned for. She noted on Wednesday: "The recent trade agreement has eased some uncertainty, but it has not completely eliminated it. Uncertainty persists due to the unpredictable policy environment." She added that the tariffs on pharmaceuticals and semiconductors remain unclear.