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- On Wednesday, the Fed paused interest rate hikes after 10 straight increases, bringing its benchmark lending rate from close to zero to a range between 5.0 and 5.25 percent
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- The group's announcement came after the German government published its first National Security Strategy that took aim at China for acting against Berlin's interests.
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