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unchanged

British  
/ ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒd /

adjective

  1. not altered or different in any way

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If central bankers think that the rise in energy prices is unlikely to result in what are known as “second round effects,” they can leave borrowing costs unchanged.

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Industry accounts for January showed growth was driven by a second straight monthly expansion for goods producers, while activity in services-producing industries was essentially unchanged.

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The European Central Bank and Bank of England left rates unchanged earlier this month but signaled that they are ready to move to contain inflation if needed.

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The association’s latest recommendations are mostly unchanged from the guidelines that it released in 2021 and that the federal government had issued before this year.

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The European Central Bank left its key rate unchanged, but policymakers expect the Middle East conflict to drive up inflation.

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