The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to continue cutting interest rates in 2025, following a significant reduction in 2024. With inflation easing and economic growth slowing, the ECB's shift towards a more accommodative monetary policy is evident. ECB President Christine Lagarde emphasizes that monetary policy alone cannot address the eurozone's economic challenges, and fiscal policy must also play a role. Analysts predict further cuts, potentially bringing the deposit rate down to 1% due to external pressures such as trade tariffs.