IKEA Cuts Prices Across Europe to Lure Shoppers Amid Cost of Living Pressures

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Swedish flat-pack furniture group Ikea is cutting prices by 15% to 25% across more than 1,500 products, mainly in Europe.

The reductions are aimed at enticing customers who remain under pressure from high living costs. By taking this step, the Swedish retailer joins a growing list of companies lowering prices to help cash-strapped consumers.

This move comes after two consecutive years of falling revenue for the company.

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