Analyst: Tariff policies dragging down the economy rise ECB likely to continue cutting interest rates

On March 18th, Jinshi Data reported that Paul Hollingsworth, an analyst at Faber Bank, said that US tariffs may have a faster impact on the economy than inflation, so the European Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates, at least in the short term. He said: "The negative impact of tariffs and related uncertainties on economic rise may be faster than increasing fiscal spending to boost the medium-term rise prospects." The institution expects the European Central Bank to cut interest rates in April and June. However, the money market indicates that investors are uncertain about the interest rate decision in April, with a 57% probability of a rate cut and a 43% probability of maintaining the interest rate.