[Institutions: 'One-off rate hike' may leave the ECB passive, bond issues should not be ignored] According to a report by Jinse Finance on September 10, Jonathan Pryor, Co-Head of FX Trading and Head of Private Markets at Marex, warned in a report that the European Central Bank (ECB) could become 'passive' following its rate decision announcement on Thursday. He stated: 'If the ECB misjudges and assumes this rate hike will be a "one-off," only to be left behind by other G10 central banks with higher rates, it could have long-term implications for Lagarde and the ECB's reputation.' He added: 'For the ECB, the more complex challenge lies in coordinating monetary policy while also addressing the fluctuating bond spreads between sovereign nations, a challenge that is rarely discussed.' Pryor noted, 'Any statements involving the bond market will be highly significant, as this is typically a topic the ECB is reluctant to address, yet it will inevitably become part of the challenges it faces in the coming months.' (Jin10)