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Cheaper food commodities prompt calls for retail price cuts

June 9 (Reuters) - Prices of many food commodities have been falling in recent months but in many countries food inflation has remained stubbornly high, prompting calls for retail prices to be cut. France's finance minister Bruno Le Maire s. | 01:58pm

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High inflation and recession risk – the Bank of England s dilemma | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

High inflation and recession risk – the Bank of England s dilemma | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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High inflation and recession risk - the Bank of England s dilemma

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is trying to curb an inflation rate that is running higher in Britain than in the United States and the euro zone, without pushing the economy into a recession after having already increased borrowing costs 12 times since late 2021. | 07:50am

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High Inflation and Recession Risk - the Bank of England s Dilemma

High Inflation and Recession Risk - the Bank of England s Dilemma
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Major central banks renew rate hike push in May

The pace of interest rate hikes across major central banks showed little sign of slowing in May but the scale of the tightening tapered off, with growth woes and sticky inflation data prompting. | June 1, 2023

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