ECB's Kocher doubts further interest rate cuts, Wiwo reports
ReutersOct 16, 2025 8:47 AM
FRANKFURT, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Austria's new central bank governor, Martin Kocher, sees little room for further interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank, he told German magazine WirtschaftsWoche in an interview.
"I believe that we have reached the end of the interest rate reduction cycle or are at least very close to it," Kocher, who is also an ECB governing council member, was quoted as saying on Thursday.
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