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After opening higher in the green, bulls failed to hold control as bears pounced during the day. Benchmark indices closed in the red, erasing all losses recorded in the morning.
Some of Citigroup Inc.’s wealthy clients are souring on the US and instead looking at the UK, even as Britain hikes taxes on its rich residents, according to one of the bank’s top executives.
Investing.com -- Downside risks for European equities remain elevated as the July 9 deadline on U.S. tariffs approaches, Citi strategists warn.