European Central Bank Governing Council member Emmanuel Moulin says the ECB is in a “good position” after its June interest-rate increase. Moulin links the ECB’s outlook to evidence that inflation pressures are easing in the euro zone. He points specifically to a decline in oil prices, which reduces energy-related costs and helps ease broader price pressures. According to the accounts, Moulin’s comments frame the June hike as occurring alongside improving inflation dynamics rather than worsening them. The outlets report that the fall in oil prices is contributing to a softer inflation picture, supporting the view that current conditions are favorable for the ECB after the most recent policy move. The reporting does not indicate a specific next rate decision or timeline, focusing instead on Moulin’s assessment of the post-hike environment and the role of energy prices in current inflation trends.