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...The ECB, led by president Christine Lagarde, has raised borrowing costs at nine consecutive policy meetings, lifting its benchmark deposit rate from an all-time low of minus 0.5 per cent to a record high...
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...The ECB confirmed it would stop reinvesting the proceeds of its €3.2tn asset purchase programme from July — a move expected to help shrink its balance sheet by €25bn a month....
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