Deutsche Bank: The European Central Bank's easing cycle has ended, and the next step is to raise interest rates

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Deutsche Bank now believes that the European Central Bank has ended its easing cycle.

Previously, Deutsche Bank expected the European Central Bank to cut interest rates again in September and anticipated a terminal rate of 1.50% (currently at 2%). However, they also pointed out that the risk of the European Central Bank's easing cycle stopping at 1.75% or even 2.00% should not be overlooked. So, the current situation seems to be this. Deutsche Bank now believes that the next action of the European Central Bank is to raise interest rates, but this will not happen until the end of 2026.