It wants to emulate its Wall Street rivals with a more hard-edged, “eat-what-you-kill” stance
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ECB keeps rates unchanged even as choppy markets threaten its ‘good place’
It offered no clues about its next move
Bank of England holds rates after narrow 5-4 vote, signals reduction ahead
The BOE has been moving cautiously as Britain has the highest inflation rate among the world’s big, rich economies
