ECB, Trump Commercial War Amid reduces ratios to 2.25%

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The European Central Bank has reduced 2.25 percent to 2.25 percent of the quarterfinals for economic flow from the Cattle War of the US President Donald Trump.

The currency block reduces debt expenses in the currency block on Friday, Friday, Trump was expected after the sweep announcement announcement tariffs On the majority of US trading partners on April 2.

“Due to the increase in trade tensions, the worldview of growth has worsened,” ECB said in the statements that accompany the ratio decision. Added that “negative and changing market reaction to trade voltage has a harsh impact on financing conditions.”

However, since the last month, the language has fallen as a “less restrictive” language, which is a “less restrictive” in the future.

TD Strategy in securities, TD Strategist in securities, ECB’s slogans of language change, but notified of the risks of increasing tariffs: “Falcons and pigeons felt the act of balancing among the pigeons.”

Before the decision, Trump compared The US federal reserves, which retained the ratios held at the last meeting of the ECB in March, are recorded.

Trump said that the recognition of recognition of recognition of recognition of recognition of recognition of recognition of recognition of recognition of the recognition of the recognition of the US growth and inflation is “always very late and wrong.”

This ECBThis week, the seventh decrease in the first place in June last year.

Traders clung to at least two quarter intersections by the end of this year.

The euro has changed less than $ 1,135 immediately after cutting.

Trump has delayed 20 percent in 20 percent in the EU for 90 days in the EU, delaying the 20 percent increase in 90 days, and in part. However, the best central bankers say that the protection policy will still be a negative economic shock for the euro area.

ECB is already facing slow growth and refrigerated price pressures. In March, the Central Bank reduced the 2025 growth forecast for Eurozone 0.9 percent – sixth in a row.

Inflation decreased by 2.2 percent last month – the ECB is above the target of 2 percent – service prices have risen in the slowest pace for almost three years.

Economists say the oil prices for this month can be further decreased by the eurozone, which recently increased the euro against the dollar and in China. All three developments of three developments are seen as the results of at least partially Trump’s trade policy.

However, the increase in borrowing costs in Germany and elsewhere in the eurozone can prove inflationary pressure.