DUBLIN (Reuters) – The European Central Bank could raise interest rates into next year, chief economist Philip Lane told Irish broadcaster RTE on Saturday, just weeks after two hikes took the deposit rate back into positive territory. “Over the next several meetings, which if you like might mean the last part of this year plus going into the early part of next year, we think we’re still in a phase of bringing interest rates up to what might be called a more normal level,” Lane said. Lane added that the euro zone economy is likely to flatline over the winter months and a recession could not be …