[Market Confidence in ECB June Rate Hike Weakens] Jin10 Data, April 30 – According to foreign media reports, on Thursday, traders' confidence in the European Central Bank (ECB) raising interest rates as early as June slightly declined, as policymakers are weighing the impact of rising energy prices on inflation and economic growth. The ECB stated that the Iran war has disrupted global energy flows, exacerbating risks of rising inflation and slowing economic growth. Following the announcement, eurozone bond yields and the euro both declined, and traders slightly lowered their expectations for a June rate hike. The money market is currently pricing in a 22-basis-point rate hike for June, down from about 26 basis points earlier on Thursday; cumulative rate hikes by the end of the year are expected to be around 72 basis points, lower than the earlier forecast of 76 basis points.