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Peru unexpectedly left borrowing costs unchanged for a 13th straight month as policymakers expect a recent acceleration in inflation to prove temporary.
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Working families are £2,900 a year worse off thanks to the cost of living squeeze over the past five years, new analysis shows.
Puffins, owls, bumblebees and hedgehogs will replace historical figures including Winston Churchill on the Bank of England's next series of bank notes.
The S&P 500 slid from its record on Wednesday as elevated yields weighed on stocks. Tune into CNBC Thursday morning for Skydance's David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz.
The Australian Dollar makes a U-turn and loses over 0.29% on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve revealed members expect another rate hike towards the year-end. The AUD/USD trades at 0.6963.
The economy faces mounting pressure from hundreds of billions of euros borrowed to support households and businesses during the Covid pandemic.
