ECB

Lagarde says 'we are in a good place' on rates

• European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde suggests a pause

ECB's Wunsch: We are in a good place

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Pierre Wunsch

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, board member Schnabel speaking Friday

ECB's Kazaks: Current interest rate level is very appropriate

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Martins Kazaks

ECB's de Guindos: The current level of rates is the correct one

• Comments from the ECB Vice President, Luis de Guindos

ECB's Lagarde: The risks to inflation appear quite continained in both directions

• Comments from Lagarde

ECB's de Guindos: The current level of interest rates is adequate

• Comments from the ECB's Vice President, Luis de Guindos

ECB’s Makhlouf: We are near the bottom of the easing cycle

• Comments from the ECB policymaker to the Financial Times

ECB speakers Monday include: Muller, Kazaks, Cipollone, Schnabel, Lane

• European Central Bank public speeches on Monday, September 29, 2025

ECB's Kazimir: Inflation goal met, we will act only if needed

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Peter Kazimir

ECB's Cipollone: The European economy has been surprisingly resilient

• Comments from the ECB policymaker, Piero Cipollone to Bloomberg

ECB's Makhlouf: Aging populations threaten Euro Area job growth

• Comments from the ECB policymaker via Econostream

ECB's Escriva: Exchange rate level not a concern, inflation projections on target

• Comments from the ECB policymaker via Econostream

ECB’s Scicluna flags trade, euro risks but sees policy well placed

• ECB policymaker Edward Scicluna said interest rates are “fine where they are,” with inflation projected slightly under 2% and risks balanced by the economy’s resilience and fiscal spending. He described policy as neutral, stressing there’s no urgency to adjust unless conditions change.

ECB’s Kazaks: No rush for more interest rate cuts, inflation near 2% acceptable

• Kazaks said the ECB can live with inflation a bit under 2% and should avoid reacting at every meeting, with policy currently “in a good place” after eight cuts.