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Panetta Sees Fragile Outlook With Risks to Inflation, Growth

The European Central Bank is navigating an uncertain economic situation even as the US and Iran move closer to a lasting peace deal, according to Governing Council member Fabio Panetta.

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Panetta Sees Fragile Outlook With Risks to Inflation, Growth
The European Central Bank is navigating an uncertain economic situation even as the US and Iran move closer to a lasting peace deal, according to Governing Council member Fabio Panetta.
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