[Berenberg: The European Central Bank May Keep Its Key Interest Rate Unchanged Next Week] Jin10 News, April 23 – Berenberg Bank stated that the Iran war is intensifying inflationary pressures in the Eurozone, and the European Central Bank is closely monitoring the situation. PMI data shows that in April, the increases in input costs and output prices both reached their highest levels in more than three years. The extent to which costs are passed on to consumers varies, with the situation in Germany being more pronounced than in France. At next week’s meeting, the European Central Bank may keep its key interest rate unchanged. However, if the conflict escalates further, leading to high input costs being directly or indirectly transmitted to consumer prices, the pressure on the European Central Bank to raise interest rates will increase.