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www.billiguggboots.net, April 7 (UPI) -- U.S. markets closed lower Thursday after the European Central Bank raised its lending rates from 1 percent to 1.25 percent to slow inflation in the eurozone.
The ECB has held bank-to-bank lending rates at 1 percent for nearly two years but said there was "ample" liquidity in markets and growing concern about rising oil prices.
The Bank of England said it would keep its current 0.5 percent lending rate intact. The Central Bank of Japan said it would make $11.7 billion in loans available to areas devastated by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. Investors also digested news of a 7.4-magnitude aftershock with an epicenter close to the previous 9-magnitude quake.
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The euro fell to $1.4305 from Wednesday's $1.4331. Against the yen
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