Aside from the monetary loosening undertaken by the ECB at the beginning of the global financial crisis, its interest rate cuts from mid-2024 to mid-2025 were the deepest over a 12-month period in its history. But the impact on GDP has been small and it is likely to remain limited in the coming quarters.
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