"Some governors would have preferred to pause," Lagarde told reporters after announcing the latest quarter-point hike.
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The European Central Bank's decision to hike interest rates again was supported by a "solid majority" of governing council members, president Christine Lagarde said Thursday, even though some members wanted to pause rates.
"Some governors would have preferred to pause," Lagarde told reporters after announcing the latest quarter-point hike.
"But I can tell you that there was a solid majority of the governors to agree with the decision that we have made."
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