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Central Banks Split on Rates as Energy Prices Stoke Inflation

Original: Central Banks Diverge on Rates as Energy Prices Threaten Higher Inflation

Major central banks are moving in different directions on interest rate policy as rising energy prices raise the risk of renewed inflation. While some policymakers weigh further tightening, others signal a pause or cuts, and the divergence is complicating forecasts for global markets and exchange rates.

Why now: Energy price increases are threatening a fresh inflation wave just as central banks disagree on the next rate move.

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• Central Banks Diverge on Rates as Energy Prices Threaten Higher Inflation · WSJ

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