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  1. AI stocks are showing promise, supported by the potential for interest rate cuts and a boost to the property and construction sectors.
  2. Market optimism is buoyed by central bank rate cut signals, influenced by international trade policy and the benefits derived from Trump tariffs and onshoring.
  3. A benign CPI report and tariff delays bolstered hopes for a Fed rate cut, which is expected to benefit growth-oriented technology stocks.

Tariff pressures caused customers to rein in ad spending, while Fed rate cut suggestions boosted market sentiment for digital solutions.

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Tariff pressures caused customers to rein in ad spending, while Fed rate cut suggestions boosted market sentiment for digital solutions.

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  1. Inflation, geopolitical tensions, and consumer softness are driving intensifying competition in the ad-tech space.1 source
  2. Tariff pressures led to ad spending cuts, even as Fed rate cut hopes boosted market sentiment.1 source

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