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Tinsel Talks Finance - June 24, 2026

7 min · 24. juni 2026
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Global markets digest a semiconductor-led tech selloff, the Fed holds rates but signals possible hikes ahead, SoftBank pursues a major energy acquisition for its AI ambitions, SpaceX stabilizes after a volatile public debut, China's refiners cut output to a nine-year low amid supply disruption, and the US opens a trade probe into German drug pricing.

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