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US tariff concerns are poised to drag the FTSE 100 lower at the opening bell, precipitating a wider sell-off in global equities. The anxiety stems from upcoming trade policy decisions, which threaten to escalate economic protectionism and disrupt international supply chains. Consequently, mining and banking sectors, which are heavily weighted on the London index, are facing significant pressure due to fears of reduced global growth and inflationary costs. While the domestic FTSE 250 is also bracing for a decline, currency fluctuations offer a slight buffer for the export-heavy FTSE 100. Overall, investor sentiment remains cautious as they await clarity on the trade landscape.
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