The European Central Bank Is Starting to Telegraph Things a Few Months in Advance

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The european and central bank plans to start raising rates next month. It will be a quarter of a point rise, and it's first rate hike in more than a decade. The e c b is also signaled that if ur ozone inflation doesn't cool off soon, the bank could possibly raise rates even more aggressively in september.

US consumer prices are set to have registered another large monthly advance, the European Central Bank has paved the way for a series of rate rises, and China is offering coronavirus vaccine insurance in an effort to win over sceptics and boost the vaccination rate.

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