European Central Bank Governing Council member Emmanuel Moulin says the ECB is in a “good position” after its June interest-rate increase. Both reports attribute the assessment to easing price pressures in the euro zone, helped by a decline in oil prices. The articles indicate that the lower energy costs are contributing to a more favorable inflation outlook, reducing pressures that had followed higher rates. Moulin’s comments reflect the view that the ECB has flexibility following the most recent move and that current developments—particularly the change in oil prices—are mitigating some inflation risks. The sources do not provide additional details such as the specific magnitude of the June rate hike, the current policy rate level, or concrete guidance on the timing of future decisions. Instead, they focus on Moulin’s assessment that recent market and commodity trends, alongside the June adjustment, place the ECB in a comparatively comfortable situation.