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Central banks in New Zealand and the U.S. hold contrasting views on policy decisions, with New Zealand's bank maintaining a restrictive stance to stabilize inflation while the Fed considers rate cuts. The Federal Reserve reassures investors with a pause in rate hikes, citing improving economic indicators despite inflation concerns. Meanwhile, the UK's FCA opts against intervening in the financial data market but emphasizes the need for fair competition.

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