💨 Abstract
Global shares rose on Friday due to prospects of lower US interest rates and a potential US-China trade deal following comments from President Trump. Trump stated his desire to lower global oil prices, interest rates, and taxes, while warning of tariffs on exports to the US. The yen remained steady before a widely expected hike from the Bank of Japan.
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