Carsten Brzeski, head of macro at Dutch Bank, wrote in a report to clients that the European Central Bank will take action again to lower borrowing costs. The eurozone central bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, in line with expectations. Inflation remains a concerning issue, but growth resistance is greater, especially due to the financial crisis in France and the threat posed by the USA imposing tariffs on European Commodities. He stated that as the tone of the European Central Bank shifts, the bank may cut interest rates again in the new year.