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ECB's Dolenc: Persistently Elevated Inflation Supports The Case For Moving Policy Rates Towards A More Restrictive Territory
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ECBs Dolenc: Risks Skewed To The Upside On Oil, Gas, Food, Strong Growth - Persistently Elevated Inflation Supports The Case For Moving Policy Rates Towards A More Restrictive Territory - More Stable Core Provides Some Reassurance That Broader Price Pressures Contained Ecb's Dolenc: Inflation Risks Skewed To The Upside On Oil, Gas, Food, Strong Growth ; More Stable Core Provides Some Reassurance That Broader Price Pressures Contained #oott
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