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The European Central Bank increased interest rates for the second time since the Iran war started, responding to signs inflation is set to stay well above 2%. The deposit rate was lifted by a quarter-point to 2.5%. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook reports from Berlin. (Source: Bloomberg)
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