Europe eyes latest rate cut
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We speak to the head of Sweden’s central bank, after it voted to cut interest rates; making it one of the first to do so in the region.
The bank moved ahead of the U.S Federal Reserve for the first time this century.
Elsewhere, Ed Butler looks at why Ghana could face issues with the World Bank over its LGBT policies, and why the rising prices of doner kebabs in Germany is becoming a political issue.
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