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Europe’s Stocks Are Back in the Lead as Stagflation Risks Ease

The prospect of peace in the Middle East is setting up European stocks for a standout second half, as investors bet on stronger economic growth and easing inflation.

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Europe’s Stocks Are Back in the Lead as Stagflation Risks Ease
The prospect of peace in the Middle East is setting up European stocks for a standout second half, as investors bet on stronger economic growth and easing inflation.
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