European and global markets navigated a mix of geopolitical tensions and corporate earnings on Friday, with Russia promising retaliatory measures against new EU sanctions, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calling for enhanced strike capabilities, and major companies reporting earnings updates. Investors reacted cautiously to these developments alongside recent US inflation data.Russia…
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