Deep Tide TechFlow News, March 5th, according to Jin10 Data, Morgan Stanley became the latest Wall Street brokerage to predict that the European Central Bank will keep interest rates unchanged until 2026. The reason cited is that Middle East conflicts may trigger inflation risks. This Wall Street brokerage previously expected the ECB to cut rates twice in June and September, but now anticipates that these rate cuts will be postponed until 2027. Last month, Bank of America Global Research canceled its forecast for rate cuts in 2026. Morgan Stanley analysts stated in the report: “Given the recent rise in energy prices, the Eurozone inflation rate may rebound above the ECB’s target level for the rest of this year.” The analysts added: “By 2027, inflation may fall back below the target again, but this depends on the rapid normalization of the energy markets.”