ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos acknowledges a more favorable than expected inflation trend in the Eurozone, revealing positive surprises. Simultaneously, concerns about economic growth persist, potentially falling below the ECB's projected 0.8 percent. It's obvious thst the ECB is preparing the public for a strategic shift, considering interest rate adjustments and seeking legitimation for injecting additional liquidity into markets—a move aligned with the increasing need for states to issue more debt. There is no change possible in Fiatlandia.