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Fed Minutes and Earnings Reports Set Tone for Busy Week Ahead

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Fed Minutes and Earnings Reports Set Tone for Busy Week Ahead

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Investors are heading into a busy week of economic releases and corporate earnings, with attention on U.S. rate expectations and Federal Reserve commentary. Key events include September services and composite PMIs, the Fed’s latest meeting minutes, and eurozone and German economic data. Earnings due include Tesco and PepsiCo, alongside several other companies; Tesco investors will watch for updates on sales, market share and reports about a possible sale of its Central and Eastern European operations.

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