According to a report by Jinshi Data on July 30, Andrew Kenningham, chief economist for Europe at Capital Economics, warned that inflation in the eurozone seems unlikely to ease this month. Data released on Tuesday showed that the pace of price increases in Germany accelerated in July, making inflation in the entire eurozone likely to stabilize at 2.5%. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal last week expected eurozone inflation to fall slightly. Kenningham said the figure could even be higher. Although the ECB may still cut interest rates again in September, the decision needs to be carefully weighed, and August inflation data will be key.