ECB Lagarde
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It is highly likely that the ECB will cut rates by summer
- Inflation is not where it should be
- Will not comment on markets
- Too much optimism in the markets does not help in the fight against inflation
- No victory will be declared until inflation falls steadily to 2%
- Rates are already at their peak
ECB Knot
- Rates are unlikely to rise in the first half of the year
- If rates cuts occur, they will be moderate
- The situation in the Middle East remains risky
EURUSD (D1 Interval)
The ECB head's view is, of course, the most important one, which means that cuts will happen in 2024, at some point in the eurozone. However, the market seems overly optimistic about the April date, but at the same time, it seems more important for EURUSD to reduce the chance of a March cut from the Fed. 
Source: xStation5
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