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Late Suarez winner stops Champions League holders PSG in Lisbon
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Frank seeks Spurs 'momentum' after beating Dortmund
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Jesus' 'dream' brace at Inter fires Arsenal into Champions League last 16
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US regulator appeals Meta's court victory in monopoly case
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Netflix shares fall as revenue appears to stall
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Tottenham beat 10-man Dortmund to hand Frank stay of execution
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Mbappe, Vinicius help Real Madrid thrash Monaco in Champions League
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Men's Fashion Week kicks off in Paris with Louis Vuitton show
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Jesus fires Arsenal past Inter and into Champions League last 16
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Muted anniversary: Trump marks first year back with grievances
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Humiliated Man City have to 'change the dynamic': Guardiola
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Golden State's Butler out for season with ACL injury: agent
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Venezuela woos US oil majors with new investment czar
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Wales Six Nations strike threat just 'speculation' for Tandy
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Syria government agrees new truce with Kurdish forces
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Russian interior minister in Cuba, which faces pressure from Trump
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US finalizes rule for deep-sea mining beyond its waters
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Iran protest crackdown latest developments
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Muted anniversary: Trump marks first year back with familiar grievances
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Man City stunned by Bodo/Glimt in epic Champions League upset
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Cooler temperatures offer respite for Chile firefighters
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Scientists plan deep-sea expedition to probe 'dark oxygen'
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Howe calls on Newcastle to use spirit of Robson to inspire win over PSV
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Massive US presence makes its mark on Davos
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Ter Stegen to join Girona on loan: Barca coach Flick
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France PM forces part of budget through parliament without vote
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Scotland boss Townsend picks veterans Gray and Cherry for Six Nations
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Record try-scorer Penaud faces French axe for Six Nations
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UK approves plans for Chinese mega-embassy in London
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Rosenior keen to build winning ties with 'world-class' Fernandez
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Dakar delights in Senegal parade honouring AFCON champions
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UK comedian Russell Brand in court on two new rape charges
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France set to face New Zealand with second-string squad
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Eyeing China, EU moves to ban 'high-risk' foreign suppliers from telecoms networks
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Struggling Suryakumar will not adapt style to find form before T20 World Cup
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World stocks sink, gold hits high on escalating trade war fears
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Easier said than done for US to apply tariffs on single EU states
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Canada military models response to US invasion: report
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Salah returns to Liverpool training after AFCON
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Milan menswear shows add bling with brooches
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Scotland recall Gray, Cherry for Six Nations
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Scheib storms to Kronplatz giant slalom victory as Brignone impresses in World Cup return
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Chagos Islands: international dispute and human drama
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Thousands of farmers protest EU, Mercosur trade deal ahead of vote
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Men's Fashion Week kicks off in Paris with tributes for Valentino
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Lake named as captain as Wales unveil Six Nations squad
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Royals visit deadly train crash site as Spain mourns
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Police, pro-Kurd protesters clash at Turkey border with Syria
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Thai forces razed Cambodian homes on border: rights group
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Jellyfish-inspired Osaka battles into Australian Open round two
US stocks extend rally on rate cut hopes
Wall Street stocks shrugged off early weakness Tuesday and joined European bourses in rising on continued hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month.
The prospect for further interest rate easing helped offset lingering worries about whether artificial intelligence equities are overvalued while a trove of mixed US economic reports included some worrying signs that analysts said likely strengthened the Fed's case for cutting rates.
The market is rallying as "the chances of a December cut (...) have moved higher," said Angelo Kourkafas, adding that softness in some of the reports "helps reinforce the fact that the Fed will be moving" towards a rate cut.
All three US indices advanced, led by the blue-chip Dow index, which climbed 1.4 percent.
Earlier, London, Paris and Frankfurt all pushed higher.
US data releases pointed to slower than expected growth of retail sales in September, while producer prices increased in line with expectations.
The Conference Board's consumer confidence index dropped to its lowest level in seven months, with shoppers expressing greater worry about labor market conditions and the outlook for household incomes.
"The economy can't afford to lose the consumer, particularly ahead of the all-important holiday season," said Bret Kenwell, at the eToro trading platform. "It's something to watch moving forward."
Traders now see about a 90 percent chance of a rate reduction, against around 35 percent only last week.
Most large US tech companies advanced Tuesday. An exception was Nvidia, which finished down 2.6 percent following a report in The Information that Facebook parent Meta could use Google chips in its data centers.
Big-box retailer Best Buy surged 5.3 percent after reporting better-than-expected results as CEO Corie Barry pointed to a confluence in which "customers need to upgrade or replace their consumer electronics and new products and innovation are coming to market."
Oil prices retreated amid reports that a deal to end the war in Ukraine may be close, which, if confirmed, would allow Russia to export vastly more oil.
- Key figures at around 2120 GMT -
New York - Dow: UP 1.4 percent at 47,112.45 (close)
New York - S&P 500: UP 0.9 percent at 6,765.88 (close)
Nasdaq - UP 0.7 percent 23,025.59 (close)
London - FTSE 100: UP 0.8 percent at 9,609.53 (close)
Paris - CAC 40: UP 0.8 percent at 8,025.80 (close)
Frankfurt - DAX: UP 1.0 percent at 23,464.63 (close)
Tokyo - Nikkei 225: UP 0.1 percent at 48,659.52 (close)
Hong Kong - Hang Seng Index: UP 0.7 percent at 25,894.55 (close)
Shanghai - Composite: UP 0.9 percent at 3,870.02 (close)
Euro/dollar: UP at $1.1570 from $1.1521 on Monday
Pound/dollar: UP at $1.3165 from $1.3105
Dollar/yen: DOWN at 155.97 yen from 156.89 yen
Euro/pound: DOWN at 87.86 pence from 87.91 pence
Brent North Sea Crude: DOWN 1.4 percent at $62.48 per barrel
West Texas Intermediate: DOWN 1.5 percent at $57.95 per barrel
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