Global economy gets a lift as AI chip boom meets low U.S. jobless claims
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits fell last week to an almost 60-year low, adding to signs of a stable labor market that will allow the Federal Reserve to focus on inflation.
Meanwhile, the European Central Bank rejected an immediate move to raise interest rates and President Christine Lagarde laid the groundwork for a possible rate hike in September.
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