ECB Governing Council member Madis Müller has signaled he won't shift his position on monetary policy if elected as the bank's vice president in the coming week. His commitment to maintaining a consistent stance on interest rate decisions reflects the institution's dedication to policy continuity amid ongoing economic uncertainty. The appointment process highlights how central bank leadership transitions maintain alignment on critical rate-setting decisions that ripple across global financial markets, including digital asset valuations. Müller's stance underscores the ECB's measured approach to monetary tightening and easing cycles.