On May 26th, according to Nikkei Asia, although speculation about the European Central Bank's June interest rate decision is still spreading, European Central Bank Chief Economist Liam said, "I don't think the market needs us to provide any additional guidance," indicating that there is no need to correct this speculation and strengthening the direction of further tightening monetary policy. When asked how severe the current inflation outlook is, Lian En said, "Oil prices have been consistently higher than our March forecast, and if the high levels persist, the impact on the global economy may be greater. On the other hand, the impact on natural gas - particularly important for Europe - is relatively limited, partly due to market expectations that the United States will increase supply. Overall, I still believe that inflation is facing upward pressure. We may further raise inflation expectations in June." Lian En also said, "I think the market pricing of future interest rates is very sensitive to oil prices. They are moving in the same direction, and we don't need to send any clear signals. The impact they feel is the same as the impact we feel. I don't think the market needs us to provide any additional guidance. The sentence is: