- The European Central Bank has initiated a credit easing process after eight years without reducing interest rates.
- This reduction, albeit subtle, could benefit the economy of families and businesses.
- The target of stability for the end of 2025 remains firm.
- Inflation has fallen by half from its peak of 10.6% in 2022.
- The rebound in May still fuels tensions.
- The market predicts further rate cuts which could mean savings for the Spanish middle class.
Conclusion: The credit easing may ease economic pressure, however caution remains necessary due to ongoing inflationary tensions.