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Interest rates for the euro area, set by the ECB Governing Council. Published by the European Central Bank at 2:15 p.m. CET; every date below is from its own schedule and shown in your time zone.

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December 17, 2026

Your time Publisher 2:15 p.m. CETUTC 13:15

Covers December 2026 meeting · In 36 days

Release dateCoversYour timeUTC
Thu, Dec 17, 2026December 2026 meeting13:15
Thu, Feb 4, 2027February 2027 meeting13:15
Thu, Mar 18, 2027March 2027 meeting13:15
Thu, Apr 29, 2027April 2027 meeting12:15
Thu, Jun 10, 2027June 2027 meeting12:15
Thu, Jul 22, 2027July 2027 meeting12:15
Thu, Sep 9, 2027September 2027 meeting12:15
Thu, Oct 28, 2027October 2027 meeting12:15
Thu, Dec 16, 2027December 2027 meeting13:15

Read from ecb.europa.eu on November 9, 2026. Agencies can move a date; their own schedule is final.

What the ECB decision is

The ECB’s Governing Council sets interest rates for the euro area at eight monetary policy meetings a year. The decision is published at 14:15 Frankfurt time on the second day, and the President’s press conference starts at 14:45.

The ECB moves the euro against the dollar, and through it the dollar index, which crypto traders watch as a gauge of global liquidity.

What traders watch

Deposit facility rate
The rate the ECB pays banks on deposits is the one that steers euro money markets.
Staff projections
March, June, September and December meetings come with new growth and inflation forecasts.
The press conference
Answers to questions often move the euro more than the statement itself.

Questions people ask

At 14:15 Central European Time, which is 13:15 UTC in winter and 12:15 UTC in European summer time. The press conference begins at 14:45.

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