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    BOE's Ramsden Signals Case for Rate Hike if Inflation Builds●BOE’s Ramsden Sees Case for Raising Key Rate if Inflationary Pressures Build✉newsBusinessBanking17 min ago

    Bank of England deputy governor Dave Ramsden said there is a case for raising the UK's key interest rate if inflationary pressures build further. His comments come as policymakers weigh how persistent price pressures remain against a weakening economic backdrop, and markets watch closely for signals on the timing of the next move in borrowing costs.

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    Russia's economy is slowly rotting●Russia’s economy is slowly rotting✉newsBusinessEconomy23 min ago

    Commentary argues that Russia's economy is steadily deteriorating, with structural weaknesses building over time rather than collapsing suddenly. The piece adds to ongoing debate over how much damage sanctions, war spending and labour shortages are doing to Russia's long-term economic health, even as official figures show resilience on the surface.

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    Bank of America sends blunt warning to S&P 500 investors●Bank of America has a blunt message for S&P 500 investors✉newsBusinessBanking25 min ago

    Bank of America has issued a blunt message to investors in the S&P 500, according to TheStreet. The bank's strategists are weighing in on the outlook for the US stock market benchmark at a time when investors are weighing valuations, interest rates and economic uncertainty. Details of the exact warning were not included in the available coverage, but the headline has drawn attention among market watchers tracking Wall Street's major banks' calls on equities.

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    Tesla Roadster's $200,000 Price Tag Draws Criticism●"Tone-deaf Trillionaire Launches $200,000 Electric Supercar." The Time Is Ripe For A $200,000 Electric Sports Car…In SauMmastodonBusinessEconomy323 min ago

    Tesla has launched the long-delayed Roadster electric supercar with a price of around $200,000. Commentary argues the timing is poor, saying demand for an expensive aspirational electric sports car exists in markets like Saudi Arabia rather than the United States, where affordability concerns dominate the electric vehicle conversation.