"Eurozone inflation rose to 2.2% in September 2025, following three consecutive months of inflation aligning with the European Central Bank 's (ECB) 2% target. The overall uptick in inflation was primarily driven by softer annual declines in energy prices. In all, September's uptick in headline inflation will only serve to reinforce the ECB's cautious stance as the central bank remains focused on upside risks to inflation,"
"not least due to a slightly stronger growth outlook for 2025. As such, Cebr does not expect any additional rate cuts in 2025."
Eurozone inflation rose to 2.2% in September 2025 after three months at the ECB's 2% target. The rise was mainly driven by softer annual declines in energy prices, which lifted the headline rate. The uptick reinforces the ECB's cautious stance as the central bank monitors upside inflation risks. A slightly stronger growth outlook for 2025 contributes to those upside risks. Cebr expects the ECB to maintain its current policy path and does not anticipate any additional rate cuts during 2025, signaling vigilance rather than policy easing.
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