The Central Bank of Iceland lowered its benchmark interest rate unexpectedly on Wednesday amid a recent easing trend in inflation.
The Monetary Policy Committee of the central bank reduced the rate on seven-day term deposits by 0.25 percent to 9.0 percent. Further, this was the first rate cut since November 2020.
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