[SMM Overseas Trade Tariff Update] European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn refuted the view held by some investors that "another interest rate cut is unlikely in the coming months." He pointed out that current inflation risks are "skewed to the downside." Rehn stated that while the US trade agreement may help reduce uncertainty, the US imposition of 15% tariffs on most European exports could slow down eurozone economic growth by "a few decimal points." He added that the EU is reluctant to take retaliatory measures, "which also means we won't see price increases for US goods imported into the eurozone."
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