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European stocks fell on Wednesday due to trade policy uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump, with the U.S. dollar slightly higher. The markets are awaiting more details on trade tariffs, scheduled next week. Despite the drop, European stocks are on track for their best quarter in two years, buoyed by hopes of a German spending package. The British pound weakened after inflation slowed in February, and the Japanese yen rose due to inflation concerns in Japan.

Courtesy: theprint.in

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