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Business · 19 hours ago
Central bankers in the US, UK, and Japan are meeting this week to set interest rates as surging inflation puts pressure on their economies. The US Federal Reserve faces calls from President Donald Trump for rate cuts, but higher oil prices are pushing inflation up.
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