European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said the bank is likely to keep its policy settings unchanged for now as the eurozone continues to face sluggish growth. Her remarks suggest officials are waiting for clearer signs on inflation and economic momentum before making any move.

Lagarde emphasized that upcoming data will matter in shaping the ECB’s next steps. With growth still subdued across the currency bloc, policymakers appear focused on avoiding premature changes that could unsettle markets or complicate the recovery.

The comments point to a cautious approach from the central bank after a stretch of tighter monetary policy. For households and businesses in the eurozone, that means borrowing costs are likely to remain stable in the near term while officials monitor whether the economy can regain pace.

Investors will now look to the next batch of economic indicators for clues on when, or if, the ECB may adjust course. For now, Lagarde’s message was clear: the central bank is in wait-and-see mode.