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Are interest rates on the way up again?

Interest rates in Europe have increased to 2.5%, influenced by the US-Iran conflict and surging oil prices. With high inflation concerns, the US Federal Reserve's upcoming decision could lead to a rate hike amid a strong jobs market.

BBC News· Sep 14, 2026 · 3:11 AM · 27 views

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Interest rates in Europe have increased to 2.5%, influenced by the US-Iran conflict and surging oil prices. With high inflation concerns, the US Federal Reserve's upcoming decision could lead to a rate hike amid a strong jobs market. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #interestRates #economy #inflation #finance #ECB #FederalReserve

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