Russia’s central bank kept its key interest rates unchanged at 21% on Friday, citing improved monetary tightness that could help curb high inflation. The bank noted that the tightening of monetary conditions had exceeded expectations, leading to a decrease in credit activity and creating conditions for disinflation. Despite current high inflation levels, the bank plans to assess the need for a rate increase in February, with a forecast of annual inflation declining to 4% in 2026.
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Howe is 'OK' but 'not 100%' after hospital stay
Eddie Howe has returned to manage Newcastle United after recovering from pneumonia, stating he is "OK" but "not 100%." Admitted to the hospital on April 11, Howe missed three matches, during which assistant manager Jason Tindall led the team to two wins and one loss. Reflecting on his illness, Howe emphasized the importance of health and expressed gratitude for the support he received, saying he made a conscious decision to step back and allow his...
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