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European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde says interest rates will stay at their current record low levels until it sees inflation "durably" reaching the bank's new target of two percent. IMAGES
Cancun, Mar 23 (EFE).- The Mexican Caribbean suffers from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and registered a 36% occupancy rate on Monday according to authorities.(Camera: LOURDES CRUZ) FOOTAGE SHOWS BEACHES IN CANCUN, MEXICO.
Worries increased on Wall St. that the Federal Reserve might raise rates as early as June. Bobbi Rebell reports.
A new study shows that sea level is rising at a speed that is faster than the previous 27 centuries.
The US Federal Reserve raises its benchmark lending rate to the highest level since 2001 to tackle above-target inflation, and signaled the possibility of further increases ahead. SOUNDBITE
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde announces that ECB decided to raise its inflation forecasts, with consumer price growth now seen reaching 8.4 percent for 2022 before easing slightly to 6.3 percent next year. By 2024, inflation should average 3.4 percent before reaching 2.3 percent in 2025. SOUNDBITE