This week, global markets focus on limited economic indicators, fresh financial reports, and unstable geopolitical situations. The Central Bank of China has kept its key interest rate at 2.50%. Central bank leaders will discuss monetary policies at the World Economic Forum in Davos. In the United States, markets are closed for Martin Luther King Jr. […]
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