2026-02-15 03:11:08

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to keep its main interest rate unchanged at this week's meeting, according to Peter Goves, a sovereign bond market specialist at MFS Investment Management. This decision is intended to support the stability of German bonds, which remain a key indicator of European market confidence.

Goves emphasizes that, in the absence of new market shocks, bond yields are expected to remain on a stable trajectory until the end of the year. Data agency Jin10 confirms that this relative stability in interest rates is seen as a key factor for investors seeking predictability. Market observers are therefore closely monitoring this immediate decision to assess short-term economic prospects in the eurozone.

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