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That softened Ford’s estimate of how hard tariffs would hit 2025 results—cutting its earlier projection by half to $1 billion.

But unlike Miami where it "arrived as a projection of leisure or spectacle", in Mumbai the "style resonated across various building typologies, including schools, cinemas, bungalows, petrol stations and banks," Mr Kumar said.

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Yet the OBR says the purpose of its long-term projection is to highlight that the UK's public finances are currently on what it calls an "unsustainable" trajectory.

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Darmet told Barron’s that with inflation above target and the economy stronger than the Fed’s projections suggested, policy is now more dovish than conditions call for.

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It said if inflation and economic activity evolve broadly in line with its projections, the current policy rate is “at about the right level.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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