tags. Translate headings: "Inflation stays sticky above target" -> "Инфляция остается выше целевого уровня" or "Инфляция закрепляется выше цели". "Growth grinds to a near halt" -> "Рост почти останавливается". "A tough balancing act for policymakers" -> "Сложный баланс для политиков" or "Трудный выбор для регуляторов".
Meta description: "The Bank of England forecasts CPI inflation at 3% and GDP growth near zero in Q1 2027, posing a policy challenge for the MPC." -> "Банк Англии прогнозирует инфляцию ИПЦ на уровне 3% и рост ВВП около нуля в первом квартале 2027 года, что создает политическую проблему для КДП (Комитета по денежно-кредитной политике)." But keep MPC as MPC? Probably keep as MPC (Monetary Policy Committee) but in Russian context often use "КДП" or just "MPC". Since requirement says keep proper nouns in original form, so "MPC" should remain. But in Russian text, it might be better to write "Комитет по денежно-кредитной политике (MPC)"? However, the original meta description uses "MPC" as abbreviation. I'll keep "MPC" as is.
Also note: The original content has tags. We need to output the translated content inside tags. The JSON should have "title", "content
