The Bank of Korea in Seoul, South Korea, lowered its key policy rate for the second consecutive month, reducing it to 3%, and revised its economic growth forecast downwards for 2024 and 2025. Despite concerns about inflation and household debt levels, the bank aims to stimulate the economy through rate cuts and increased money supply, as it faces uncertainties in global economic trends and trade policies under the new U.S. government led by Donald Trump. The country’s economy is experiencing a slowdown in domestic consumption, declining exports, and weakened employment, prompting the bank to anticipate a challenging road ahead for economic recovery.
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IND vs ENG: 'Earlier Kuldeep was kept out because of Ashwin' – Kaif warns India
India is set to face England in the second Test at Edgbaston, with Mohammad Kaif questioning the exclusion of Kuldeep Yadav as the team management grapples with pressure following a loss in Leeds. They must choose between Yadav and Sundar for spin options, while Bumrah may rest due to workload, and Thakur could be replaced by Reddy, with Akash Deep possibly partnering Siraj. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: India is playing England in...
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