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Equities Recover Losses

David Shapiro of Otto1890 discusses the US Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision, China-US tensions over AI and the recovery in global equity markets, supported by strong US corporate earnings. He also looks at commodity prices and Pan

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Equities Recover Losses
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Global equity markets have recovered recent losses, supported by strong US corporate earnings, while investors await the Federal Reserve's rate decision. Ongoing US-China tensions over AI policy remain a source of uncertainty for technology-linked trade and investment. Pan African Resources' annual results and commodity price movements are also in focus for African market participants.

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