unchanged
Britishadjective
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French inflation held steady in November as a pickup in growth was confirmed for the third quarter, keeping the European Central Bank on course to keep rates unchanged.
But Australia have named an unchanged squad, once again led by stand-in captain Steve Smith.
From BBC
October's decision to keep the ECB's key deposit rate unchanged at two percent was unanimous, the minutes said, and "members broadly agreed" with Chief Economist Philip Lane that inflation was under control.
From Barron's
It also says the threshold for higher, advanced and top bands will remain unchanged, meaning more people will pay a higher rate as their wages increase.
From BBC
The Bank of Korea on Thursday left its benchmark seven-day repurchase rate unchanged at 2.50%, as widely expected.
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