Marketmind: Fed steals focus, stocks sell off

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A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Kevin Buckland The dominating theme in global financial markets is once again central bank ...

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Even ultra-resilient Japanese stocks seem to have finally succumbed, with the Nikkei threatening to snap an eight-day winning streak. Markets in China and Australia took another steep step down. The dollar continues to overpower all its rivals, popping to a new 10-month peak versus the yen, despite Japanese finance ministry warnings.

 

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