As global economic dynamics shift and the dominance of the US dollar shows signs of weakening, European leaders see a rare opportunity to elevate the euro’s role on the world stage. With growing investor interest, strategic fiscal changes, and renewed commitment to openness, the eurozone is positioning itself to take greater control of its economic future and strengthen the euro as a global reserve currency. Now is the time for Europe to act decisively and claim its "global e

The European Central Bank has cut interest rates by 0.25%, bringing them into neutral territory for the first time in its easing cycle. While inflation is now at target, uncertainty looms large. The ECB is signaling a cautious, data-driven approach moving forward, with markets expecting a potential pause this summer. Policymakers remain divided, as global trade tensions and long-term inflationary pressures add complexity to the eurozone’s economic outlook.

South Korea has cut its interest rate to 2.5% and sharply lowered its growth forecast amid mounting trade tensions and domestic instability. The central bank warned of a deeper downturn than the 2008 crisis, with exports weakening and uncertainty surrounding inflation and global economic conditions. As the country prepares for a presidential election, hopes rest on potential fiscal stimulus and successful trade negotiations with the U.S. to ease ongoing tariff pressures.

Bank Indonesia cuts rates to 5.5%, aiming to boost growth as global trade tensions ease and inflation stays within target.

Malaysia keeps interest rates at 3% amid steady growth and low inflation, while monitoring rising global trade tensions and external risks.

BoE cuts rates to 4.25% amid US tariffs, slowing growth, and easing inflation, signaling a cautious outlook for future moves.