US equity markets reacted to fresh inflation data and higher crude oil prices that added pressure to risk sentiment across major indices. The decline in futures tracking the benchmark index reflected early repositioning by investors ahead of the New York market open, with macroeconomic signals pointing to renewed cost pressures
US equity markets reacted to fresh inflation data and higher crude oil prices that added pressure to risk sentiment across major indices. The decline in futures tracking the benchmark index reflected early repositioning by investors ahead of the New York market open, with macroeconomic signals pointing to renewed cost pressures
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