Deep Tide TechFlow News, August 4th, according to Jinshi Data, Barclays currently believes that the European Central Bank may choose to cut interest rates once in December, rather than the previously predicted September cut. The bank's economist Mariano Sinna stated that this revision takes into account the weakness in economic activity in the second half of the year, which is caused by the ongoing drag of trade policy and the earlier impact of imports from the U.S. Barclays expects that by December, signals regarding trade headwinds will become clearer, and concerns about the impact of supply chain disruptions on inflation will also decrease. In addition, confidence that the fiscal plan for 2026 will not reignite inflationary pressures may strengthen, supporting a 25 basis point rate cut. Barclays expects that by 2026, the European Central Bank's terminal deposit rate will remain at 1.75%.