The European Central Bank has decided to maintain its current interest rates, signaling concerns over inflation driven by escalating energy costs. Meanwhile, borrowing expenses in France have seen a sharp rise, creating anxiety about the nation’s economic outlook amid political upheaval. ECB President Christine Lagarde’s early resignation raises questions about the potential investigation into growing French debt.
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