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Stocks rose and U.S. Treasury yields firmed on Wednesday as investors assessed U.S. tariff increases and the Federal Reserve's patient approach to rate cuts. Financial markets awaited U.S. consumer price data, while monitoring tariff developments and their potential impact on trade negotiations. Stock futures pointed to a positive open in Europe, with investors focusing on corporate earnings and the potential use of threatened U.S. duties as a negotiating tool.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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