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- At the European Central Bank's March 2026 meeting, policymakers kept the key interest rate at 2%.
- They cited inflation risks from the ongoing Middle East conflict and said they would await more data on its impact.
- Inflation risks are rising, but medium-term expectations remain anchored at 2%.
- They plan to monitor various economic indicators closely and adopt a flexible, data-driven approach to future policy decisions amid uncertainty.
