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By Martin Baccardax Stocks are finding some favor in the final days of their worst first half start in 50 years, but recession, rate and inflation concerns continue to cap gains. U.S. equity futures bumped higher Monday, extending a modest rally on Wall Street that has lifted stocks higher in the face of persistent recession concerns heading into the final trading days of the first half of the year. The S&P 500 has risen by around 6.7% since bottoming out early last week, taking the broadest benchmark of U.S. stocks back towards the 4,000 point mark as investors quietly ease back into global r…
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