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European Central Bank cuts key rate by quarter point
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The European Central Bank (ECB) made its first interest rate cut since September 2019 on June 6, reducing borrowing costs from record highs. The key deposit rate was lowered by a quarter point to 3.75%, following a period of no changes since October. This move aims to provide a boost to the eurozone economy.
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