World Rate Paths Set to Diverge With ECB's First Cut: Eco We

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank could open the door to a weaker euro on Thursday as its first interest-rate cut of the cycle puts the region on a divergent policy path from the US.Most Read from BloombergHomebuyers Are Starting to Revolt Over Steep Prices Across USWall Street Billionaires Are Rushing to Back Trump, Verdict Be DamnedModi Set for Landslide Election Win in India, Exit Polls ShowSaudi Arabia Puts Wall Street on Notice to Set Up Shop in RiyadhTrump Is Guilty on All Counts in

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