报道：欧央行官员倾向7月暂停降息，部分官员认为降息周期或已结束

Group 1 - The European Central Bank (ECB) is likely to pause interest rate cuts in July after eight consecutive reductions, primarily due to uncertainties surrounding Trump's tariff policies [1][2] - Some ECB officials believe the current rate-cutting cycle may be over, while others suggest waiting until September for another cut, with the outcome dependent on the trade negotiations deadline on July 9 [1][2] - ECB President Lagarde indicated that current inflation is close to the 2% target, with the eurozone's May inflation rate falling below 2% for the first time in eight months, leading to a belief that the task of controlling inflation is nearing completion [2] Group 2 - Trump's tariff policies are seen as a key variable affecting global confidence and economic growth prospects, creating uncertainty for the ECB's future actions [2] - Lagarde emphasized that the ECB's policy tools are ready to address uncertainties arising from global trade and increased European spending [2] - Following Lagarde's statements, market expectations for further ECB rate cuts this year have cooled, with traders no longer fully confident in another reduction [2]