Market sentiment rebounded sharply after the US announced a one-month pause on planned tariffs against Mexico, following an agreement on border security measures. DOW recovered to around 44,400 after initially dropping to 43,920 in early trading, reflecting renewed optimism that negotiations could lead to a resolution despite the aggressive tariff rhetoric from the US administration. […]
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