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The Home Office said it still planned to "accelerate" the movement of people.

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It delays and destroys, but it also accelerates and builds.

Most people didn’t expect to see an “accelerated” unwinding of previous OPEC+ production cuts, said Lynch.

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However, support for separation plants is accelerating to counter China’s monopoly on exports.

However, they think that the regulator’s preemptive tightening of rules reduces risk of more significant restrictions later on, and still see housing credit growth accelerating to 8% on-year by the middle of 2026.

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