The ECB’s April meeting comes amid falling inflation – but also rising global risks, not least the potential growth shock from Trump’s aggressive tariffs. How will heightened macro uncertainty shape the Governing Council’s decision and communications? Could mounting growth concerns prompt faster policy easing? And which euro-zone economies are most exposed to US trade policy?
Our Europe and Markets teams hosted this special post-meeting briefing to tackle all of these key questions and more.
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