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Global stocks inched up on Tuesday, buoyed by hopes of a less aggressive tariff approach from US President Trump. European shares led the advance, while US stocks closed slightly higher after a mixed session. The dollar weakened from a three-week high, as US consumer confidence dropped and tariff uncertainties persisted. US Treasury yields also declined, reflecting concerns about the impact of tariffs on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
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