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In the Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free, FT Editor Roula Khalaf highlights the European Central Bank’s decision to cut its interest rate to 2.75% due to stagnant Eurozone economy, with ECB President Christine Lagarde warning of continued weakness and downside risks. The ECB plans to cut rates further until reaching 1.5%, citing uncertainty and data-driven decisions, despite recent increases in longer-term government bond yields. Lagarde remains optimistic about a gradual recovery, contrasting with the US economy’s stronger growth and investor expectations for more ECB rate cuts.
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