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Global stocks rebound on tech strength, softer oil prices

Global equity markets opened the week with a broad rally, led by a strong rebound in semiconductor stocks, while Brent crude prices declined. The move reverses some of last week's selling pressure, which was driven by fears of stricter regulations under a Democratic Congress. The rally suggests investor risk appetite is recovering, though regulatory overhang remains.

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Anadolu Agency ENabout 20 hours agoUSengCredibility 51%View source

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Mosaic Score5.7

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Source credibility0.5

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#equities #semiconductors #oil #risk-on #regulation

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