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05-05 14:18

God damnit. This is getting back to Covid rates. Sucks so bad

Australia's Central Bank Raises Rates 25bps to 4.35%

SYDNEY, May 5 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank raised its main cash rate for a third straight month on Tuesday as it battled to control a spike in inflation, and said it was now well placed to...

Australia's Central Bank Raises Rates 25bps to 4.35%

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