SINGAPORE – Global stock markets as measured by the MSCI World Index have risen to hit new heights despite sticky inflation and fears of US Federal Reserve inaction over interest rates.
Ironical as it may seem to the casual observer, the markets have been cheering weakening US economic numbers.
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