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Stocks Rise on Fed Cut Bets; China Still Denies US Talks; Alphabet Beats | Bloomberg Brief 04/25/25

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US equities fluctuate amid growing bets of an earlier Fed cut. China is said to be weighing exempting some US goods from tariffs, while maintaining that trade talks haven't started with Washington. Alphabet shares rise after the Google parent delivered an earnings beat. Derek Halpenny of MUFG says the Fed's next move will be a cut, but the question remains over when. Katrina Dudley of Franklin Templeton says the US's shift from low-tariff to middle of the road is good for American workers. “Bloomberg Brief” delivers the market news, data and analysis you need to set your agenda.

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