💨 Abstract
stocks dipped on Thursday as investors considered solid economic data against cautious remarks from world central bank leaders regarding economic uncertainties due to U.S. tariff policies. Gold, crude prices, and the dollar strengthened, while Treasury yields weakened. Europe and Asia stocks also closed lower. The Fed indicated it's in no rush to cut its key policy rate, and the BoE stood pat.
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