The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced the conclusion of its rate-cutting cycle, marking a significant shift in Eurozone monetary policy. This decision comes amid signs of economic recovery and rising inflation concerns, moving away from years of aggressive monetary easing. While the ECB does not anticipate immediate rate hikes, it plans to stabilize deposit rates and manage borrowing costs to ensure financial stability. This policy adjustment is part of broader regulatory efforts, including measures to counter the financing of terrorism. Market attention is now focused on how the ECB will balance economic growth and price stability in the absence of ultra-low interest rates.