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Eurozone inflation reaches 3.3% as ECB rate hike expectations rise

Eurozone inflation is reported at 3.3% in August, with the European Central Bank potentially considering a rate increase on September 10. The report indicates elevated price pressures and possible monetary tightening.

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Higher inflation and interest rates could raise borrowing costs and pressure households and businesses across the eurozone.

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