Will the European Central Bank press the pause but

Aihucha News, September 8: Economists predict that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates for the last time to curb inflation, but it is difficult to say whether it will take action next week. The agency's survey of economists shows that about half of the respondents expect the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for the 10th consecutive time next Thursday, while the other half expect the central bank to "hawkishly suspend interest rate increases", with the deposit interest rate expected to be at It hit a record 4% in October. Respondents expect the ECB to confirm that interest rates have peaked no later than December and will cut interest rates three times next year, with the first rate cut expected in March, which is much earlier than hints from ECB officials. Carsten Brzeski, head of macro at ING Bank, said: "The European Central Bank will have to strike a balance between dovish interest rate hikes or hawkish pauses, which will not be easy. Pausing the interest rate hike cycle may be the best option. However, given that a pause is likely "It will turn into a complete end to rate hikes, and hawkish officials at the European Central Bank may push for one last rate hike."