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ECB raises key interest rate in eurozone to 2.5 percent

ECB raises key interest rate in eurozone to 2.5 percent

The European Central Bank has increased its key interest rate from 2.25 to 2.5 percent to combat inflation. This measure is expected to impact interest rates for loans, savings products, and mortgages.

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