Eurozone outlook: disinflation, rates, and recession

As the European Central Bank (ECB) takes steps to cut interest rates amid disinflation, the Eurozone is grappling with weak growth and potential stagflation. Despite these rate reductions, economic risks remain, particularly in countries like Germany. The ECB's future rate decisions are expected to be data-driven, with economists divided on how quickly further cuts will materialise. While inflation has been slowing, concerns over long-term growth and inflationary pressures persist. As the Eurozone navigates these complex dynamics, the outlook for both fixed income and broader markets remains...