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European Central Bank Cuts Key Interest Rate as Eurozone Inflation Cools
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The European Central Bank has lowered borrowing costs by 25 basis points in Frankfurt today, marking its third rate cut this year. Policymakers noted that disinflation is well on track across the 20-member currency union, with headline CPI dropping to 1.7%, though sluggish regional manufacturing across Germany and France remains a persistent drag on continental growth.
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