The European Central Bank (ECB) remains cautious. The banking institution has once again avoided making a move prematurely and, despite the war in Iran and the rebound in inflation, has decided this Thursday to keep interest rates at 2% for the seventh consecutive meeting. In this way, the financial entity chaired by Christine Lagarde keeps its powder dry in case the situation worsens and, in fact, has already warned of "the high uncertainty" of the Eurozone's economic future due to the war initiated by Donald Trump.

The eurozone economy returned to recession, after suffering a drop in activity during the first quarter of the year. The fall in the gross domestic product of the countries that share the common currency affected the majority of member states, with the largest economy, Germany, among the main decliners.