FRANKFURT – The European Central Bank kept borrowing costs at record highs on Thursday while cautiously laying the ground to lower them later this year, saying it had made good progress in bringing down inflation. Having underestimated a sudden surge in prices two years ago, the central bank for the 20 countries sharing the euro
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