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Donald Trump Threatens the European Economy with Cryptocurrencies

A recent report revealed the European Central Bank's concerns that Trump's support for cryptocurrencies could cause "financial contagion" threatening the European economy. The European Commission responds: "The risk is exaggerated." What's the story?

1️⃣ The European Central Bank warns:
  - Trump's support for crypto could strengthen the dollar's dominance through stablecoins (stablecoins).
  - Europe's MiCA legislation may be vulnerable to new US laws (STABLE and GENIUS) designed to strengthen the dollar.
  - Concerns about a potential "collapse" of foreign exchange reserves if stablecoins spread globally.

2️⃣ The European Commission rejects warnings:
  - Accuses the central bank of "exaggerating" its push for the controversial digital euro agenda.
  - The dispute reflects a hidden struggle between financial technology and economic sovereignty.

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📉 The European Central Bank keeps interest rates unchanged until 2026

The European Central Bank has kept interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive meeting, a move that reflects policymakers' caution amid slowing inflation and stable growth.
🔹 Analysts at "Barclays" expect the bank to continue this approach without any new cuts until the end of 2026.
🔹 The deposit rate stabilized at 2% after a series of cuts that began from a record level of 4%.
🔹 Christine Lagarde confirmed that monetary policy will remain cautious to ensure price stability and support the European economy.
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🇪🇺 The European Central Bank keeps interest rates at 2%

In its last meeting on Thursday, the European Central Bank decided to keep interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive time, maintaining the deposit rate at 2%.
This decision comes after the last cut in June, as part of a monetary easing cycle that began after interest rates reached a record 4% last year.

📈 What about inflation?
The inflation rate in the Eurozone rose to 2.2% in September compared to 2% in August, due to rising service prices. However, it seems that the bank prefers to be cautious to avoid any potential disruptions in the fragile monetary balance.

💡 Today's steady decision reflects the bank's strategy to maintain economic stability amid moderate inflation signals.
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⚡️ Urgent: 🇪🇺 #البنك_المركزي_الأوروبي reduces interest rates by 25 basis points for the seventh consecutive time.
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✨ Urgent: The European Central Bank maintains interest rates at 2% ✨
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The President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, announced today that interest rates will remain unchanged, emphasizing that the decision came after a thorough assessment of the current economic situation.

📊 Key points from the statements:

Inflation in the Eurozone reached 2.1% in August, and is expected to remain close to the medium-term target.

Growth forecasts for 2025 have been raised to 1.2% compared to 0.9% previously, reflecting an improvement in economic activity.

The European Central Bank is committed to ensuring price stability and supporting sustainable growth, closely monitoring economic and political developments.

Any potential intervention using the bank's tools such as the Transmission Protection Instrument (TPI) if necessary to stabilize markets.

💡 Key message: The bank follows a data-driven approach and is ready to take all necessary measures to maintain the stability of the Eurozone economy.
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💶 The European Central Bank reduces capital requirements for banks!

The European Central Bank announced a reduction in the minimum capital that banks are required to hold, which will enhance their ability to provide better payments to shareholders after successfully passing financial tests this year.

📉 The minimum Common Equity Tier 1 capital requirement will decrease to 11.2% in 2026, compared to 11.3% in 2025, while the average actual capital ratio of banks remains high at 16.1% until June.
The non-binding second pillar guidance has also been reduced from 1.3% to 1.1%, giving banks more financial flexibility.

🔹 A step that demonstrates the strength of European banks and their readiness to support shareholders and enhance financial stability in the markets.

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