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European and world shares fell on Friday but were set for a weekly gain, with the dollar pushing the euro off its recent five-month high. Investors finished the week without much clarity on market questions, focusing instead on unclear details of the Trump administration's April 2 reciprocal tariffs and geopolitical tensions. Central banks held rates steady, but policymakers had little to say about fiscal policy.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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