ECB's Simkus: The case for a July interest rate cut has gone
|Gediminas Šimkus, head of the central bank of Lithuania and sitting member of the European Central Bank's (ECB) Governing Council, warned on Monday that despite decent odds of a few more rate cuts in 2024, a July rate cut is unlikely to materialize.
Key highlights
The case for a July interest-rate cut has gone.
Two more 2024 cuts are possible if the data is as expected.
I don't see disorderly moves in French bonds.
We shouldn't limit rate moves to projection meetings.
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