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Europe close: Stocks little changed, central banks and global trade in focus
(Sharecast News) - Stocks started the week on a mixed note, albeit little changed overall, with investors looking out to a spate of central bank policy decisions over the next few days, including in the US, UK and Japan.
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London close: Stocks edge higher as pound continues to drift lower
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US open: Stocks tick up ahead of Fed meeting, despite weak data
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Europe midday: Stocks edge higher ahead of central bank decisions
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London midday: Stocks tick lower ahead of central bank announcements; airlines in the red
