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The war between the US and Iran and disruptions to oil shipping in the Strait of Hormuz pushed inflation to 3.2% within five months, and the ECB raised rates to 2.25% in June and 2.5% in September.
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המלחמה בין ארה״ב לאיראן והשיבושים בשיט הנפט במצר הורמוז דחפו את האינפלציה ל 3.2% בתוך חמישה חודשים, והקו הכחול חזר לטפס עם העלאת ריבית ל 2.25% ביוני ול 2.5% בספטמבר.
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