The European Central Bank (ECB) cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 3% to support a struggling eurozone economy. Policymakers were divided on the extent of the cut, with some advocating for a larger reduction to bolster growth, while others warned against potential market misinterpretation. The ECB faces challenges from sluggish growth, easing inflation, political uncertainty in Europe, and global trade tensions, particularly concerning US tariffs on Chinese goods. Future rate cuts are anticipated, but the timing and pace remain uncertain as the ECB adopts a cautious, data-dependent approach. Article complet (Euronews.com)