On September 30, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde indicated that the ECB will not delay interest rate cuts until all indicators align with the 2% inflation target. This statement reveals a more adaptable stance on monetary policy, suggesting that rate reductions may come sooner than previously expected. Lagarde’s remarks are part of ongoing conversations about the ECB’s approach to handling inflation and maintaining economic stability in the Eurozone. By considering rate adjustments prior to hitting the 2% target, the ECB demonstrates its commitment to responding swiftly to changing economic conditions, ensuring that its monetary policy remains both responsive and effective.