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Central Banks Split on Rates as Energy Prices Loom

Original: Central Banks Diverge on Rates as Energy Prices Threaten Higher Inflation

Central banks are moving in different directions on interest rates as rising energy prices raise the risk of renewed inflation. The Wall Street Journal reports that policymakers face conflicting pressures: some may hold or cut rates to support growth, while others warn energy costs could keep inflation elevated and warrant tighter policy, leaving global monetary policy increasingly out of step.

Why now: Energy price movements are reigniting inflation concerns just as major central banks were expected to ease policy.

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