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Oppenheimer, de Goldman, prevé que las subidas bursátiles se generalicen en el segundo semestre

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By Matt Clinch Verified, Anna Edwards Verified, Tom Mackenzie Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Los mercados bursátiles mundiales parecen dispuestos a prolongar su vertiginoso repunte del segundo trimestre, impulsados principalmente por el crecimiento de los beneficios de las empresas tecnológicas, según Peter Oppenheimer, de Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
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Goldman's Oppenheimer Sees Stock Gains Broadening In Second Half

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By Tom Mackenzie Verified, Anna Edwards, Matt Clinch Verified
| Financial Advisor Verified
Global equities are set to extend their searing second-quarter rally, with earnings growth at technology companies a key driver, according to Peter Oppenheimer at Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. “As long as earnings continue to be good and broaden out, I think we will get continued gains through the second half,” the chief global equity strategist at Goldman said in a Bloomberg Television interview.
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European Steel Sector Says Lower Quotas Will Save 200,000 Jobs Original

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By Jorge Valero Verified, Tom Mackenzie Verified, Anna Edwards
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The European Union’s stricter steel import quotas will help preserve 200,000 local jobs, the industry’s primary trade group said, buoying a sector struggling with high energy costs and global competition. “This is historic,” , director general of the European steel association Eurofer, told Bloomberg TV.
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