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The short-lived rebound came as Wall Street piled back into riskier assets, including technology stocks.

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He had his sixth consecutive 30-point game with 34 points Sunday, adding seven assists, 12 rebounds and just two turnovers despite being double-teamed nearly every time he had the ball.

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After November's end-of-month rebound across world markets, confidence remains high amid speculation the US central bank could continue easing monetary policy into the new year.

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Shipments to China rose 6.9%, rebounding from the prior month’s 5.2% drop, as a truce in the U.S.-Chinese trade war eased headwinds for South Korea’s exports.

But then October’s selling rate was the slowest in more than a year, November results announced this week are expected to be down, and a quick rebound isn’t in the forecast.

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