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The Aave community has passed the proposal to "Increase GHO borrowing rate to 2.5%".

BlockBeats reported on September 19th that the governance page showed the Aave community has passed a proposal to increase the stablecoin GHO lending rate. The proposal suggests increasing the GHO lending annual interest rate from the current 1.5% to 2.5% in order to address the deviation problem of GHO's peg and ensure its growth and market credibility.

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