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European Central Bank · FrankfurtThe European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged Thursday as the economy in the 21 countries that use the euro chugs past the disruption from U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs with growth modest, yet resilient. The bank left its benchmark deposit rate at 2%, where it has been since June. after a series of cuts from the peak of 4% starting in mid-2024.See the Story
Europe's central bank maintains interest rate with economic growth resilient
40% Center coverage: 72 sources
UK Economy · United KingdomThe Bank of England held rates at 3.75%, with inflation still above the 2% target and early-2026 data hinting the economy has started the year stronger than expected — complicating the case for near-term cuts.
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BoE holds rates at 3.75% as inflation stays stubbornly above target
46% Center coverage: 41 sources
Canadian Politics · OttawaFormer prime minister Stephen Harper says Canada must adapt to new geopolitical realities, arguing that many of the country’s difficulties can’t be blamed on U.S. President Donald Trump.See the Story
Harper says Canada’s difficulties can’t all be blamed on Trump in gala speech
95% Left coverage: 19 sources
