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Global central banks grapple with war
Global central banks are responding to the Iran war's energy crisis with varied strategies. The US Fed kept rates steady but hinted at future hikes, while the ECB and Japan's central bank raised rates to combat inflation. The People’s Bank of China may ease rates due to growth concerns, and higher US borrowing costs could impact African debt.
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