ECB Governing Council member Kocher said the June meeting will determine whether to raise interest rates or keep them unchanged, reflecting a split among policymakers. Markets are reassessing expectations ahead of the meeting; the decision will hinge on incoming inflation and growth data. A hike would signal elevated inflation risks, while a hold would indicate prior tightening is sufficient. The outcome could affect capital flows, the euro and global liquidity conditions.

Kocher said the June meeting will decide to raise rates or hold; policymakers are split and markets are reassessing expectations. The decision depends on incoming inflation and growth data and could affect capital flows, the euro and global liquidity, implying potential market moves.