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European shares and U.S. futures were mostly unchanged on Tuesday, while oil prices fell due to a report that Israel won't target Iranian energy assets. Chinese stocks dropped as investors were disappointed by a media report about government borrowing to boost the economy. European indices were close to record highs, with energy stocks down but airlines up on lower prices. The dollar slipped against the yen, and the euro languished near a 10-week low.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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