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German Factory Orders Beat Forecasts: Best ETFs to Consider Now
German factory orders jumped 5% in March, lifting the DAX index to record highs and putting German equity ETFs back in focus.
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EU stocks poised for breakout as tariff fears ease: Barclays
Investing.com -- Easing tariff concerns could fuel a breakout in European equities after months of market stagnation, according to Barclays analysts. 
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BofA on European earnings: Upside surprise to low expectations
Investing.com -- Second-quarter earnings for European companies have come in ahead of expectations, with financials and U.S.-exposed sectors leading the surprise, Bank of America (BofA) analysts said.
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ECB policymakers face uphill battle for further rate cuts - Bloomberg
Investing.com -- European Central Bank policymakers advocating for additional interest rate reductions are facing resistance, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the matter.
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EU said to plan 30% tariffs on $117 billion of US goods if Trump imposes levies
Investing.com -- The European Union is preparing to impose 30% tariffs on approximately €100 billion ($117 billion) worth of US goods if no deal is reached and if US President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to place that rate on most EU exports after August 1, according to a report from Bloomberg. 
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Citi’s Montagu: Strong bid for growth lifts Nasdaq positioning to 3-year high
Investing.com -- Investor appetite for growth surged last week, pushing bullish positioning in the Nasdaq to its highest level in three years, according to Citigroup (NYSE:C).
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Deutsche Bank sees 6% upside for EURO STOXX 50 by end of the year
Investing.com -- Deutsche Bank forecasts the Euro Stoxx 50 to rise by 6% by the end of 2025, maintaining its index target unchanged despite ongoing trade tensions.
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FTSE 100 today: Index crosses 9,000; pound near $1.34; Barratt Redrow miss
Investing.com -- The FTSE 100 index crossed the 9,000 mark for the first time ever during morning trading in London on Tuesday, with British stocks trading mostly flat and the pound climbing but holding near $1.34.
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