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Swedish central bank lowers interest rate into negative territory

Stockholm (dpa) – The Swedish central bank on Thursday lowered its key interest rate to a record low of minus 0.10 per cent and announced a bond-buying programme, citing that a more expansionary policy could help push up inflation. The cut – effective as of Wednesday – aimed at increasing inflation which has flattened out amid…

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