Global stocks rise and oil slips

World stocks advanced and oil prices eased after comments from the US president. Investors remained cautious while monitoring corporate fundraising and bond yields.

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World stocks rose during Friday morning trade while Brent Crude Oil fell over 1% to just under $103 per barrel after United States President Donald Trump ruled out military action against Iran before next month's elections. The relief in energy markets offered a reprieve to global equities following a period of persistent volatility driven by rising borrowing costs. Investors remained cautious, however, as they weighed heavy technology sector fundraising against sovereign yields hovering near multi-year highs.

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