Back-to-back

Back-to-back refers to two consecutive actions, typically rate hikes by a central bank like the Bank of Korea, occurring in successive meetings to address economic conditions such as inflation.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to the Bank of Korea's recent consecutive interest rate increases aimed at tackling persistent price pressures.

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