Europe Opens Higher with All Eyes on UNGA
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Talks between the US and China and hopes for diplomacy in the Middle East have boosted risk appetite in global markets. While oil prices are falling, investors' focus is on the UN General Assembly, energy costs, and central bank interest rate policies.
Global markets started the week on a positive note, driven by optimism surrounding the leaders' meetings to be held in the US as part of the 81st United Nations (UN) General Assembly. In Asia, the UN...
Global markets started the week on a positive note, driven by optimism surrounding the leaders' meetings to be held in the US as part of the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
Global markets started the week positively, fueled by optimism that Trump and the Iranian president might meet during the leaders' talks to be held in the US as part of the 81st United Nations (UN) General Assembly.
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