[European Central Bank Meeting Minutes: Keeping Rates Unchanged Aligns with Current Uncertainty] On November 27, the European Central Bank meeting minutes revealed that the inflation outlook assessment remains largely unchanged. Some officials believe the rate-cutting cycle has ended, and the current favorable outlook may persist. The meeting emphasized that the monetary policy stance should avoid fine-tuning in response to mild and temporary inflation fluctuations, making adjustments only when there is a significant deviation from the target in the medium term. Most members agreed that the risks to the inflation outlook are two-sided and that uncertainty has increased, highlighting the importance of waiting for more information.