TechFlame news: On September 1, according to the Golden Ten Data Report, Primoz Dolenc, acting governor of the Bank of Slovenia, told the newspaper Delo that the ECB's interest rate cut may have come to an end.

According to a report released on Monday, Dolenc said in an interview that at the most recent management committee meeting held in July, the general consensus was that the easing “cycle is over, we can take a break.”

Dolenc attended the meeting but did not have the right to vote. He said, “From July until now, there have been no new situations that will change this view. We can maintain interest rates at current levels because this will ensure that we meet our inflation targets in the future.