September 4 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is in "data dependent mode" but data released since its last meeting has been mixed, NatWest Bank said. It still expects the ECB to pause at its next meeting, but acknowledged the possibility of "another 25 basis point increase and then the cycle is over". Euro area GDP has been virtually stagnant in recent quarters and looks set to remain so, or worse, in the third quarter. With the data published in September, the eurozone as a whole and core inflation is expected to have fallen sharply, while the rates for September 14 resolution, it is too late, but it shows that whatever decision in September, October meeting will not adjust interest rates.
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