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European Shares Seen Higher As Yields Tick Down
Source: Nasdaq
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European stocks were expected to open higher Friday, while U.S. stock futures also edged up after overnight Wall Street losses. The Nasdaq recorded its biggest one-day decline since mid-August amid renewed concerns about the sustainability of the AI spending boom; no specific index moves or company figures were provided.
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