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Argentina inflation hopes already look hard to reach, poll shows
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BlackRock cuts Japanese stocks to “underweight” on hawkish BOJ risks
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European shares rise as defence stocks rally, focus on U.S. inflation data
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Mexico’s Cemex posts surprise quarterly loss; shares drop
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Alcon to pay Johnson & Johnson $199 million to settle eye-laser cases
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