US markets rally as softer June CPI eases rate-hike fears, lifting crypto equities
The easing inflation reduces rate-hike fears, boosting growth stocks and crypto, but geopolitical risks and core inflation remain concerns. The post US markets rally as softer June CPI eases rate-hike fears, lifting cryp...
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The easing inflation reduces rate-hike fears, boosting growth stocks and crypto, but geopolitical risks and core inflation remain concerns.
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