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Oil-driven inflation prompts further ECB rate hike and equity outflows

The European Central Bank has raised interest rates again as oil prices increase inflation risks. Investors are also withdrawing money from equity funds amid concerns about higher energy costs and tighter monetary policy.

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Further tightening and risk aversion could weaken growth and increase financial pressure across Europe and other oil-affected economies.

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