to rise in the us and that means that investors sell those stocks which are more about the promise of tomorrow because they can make more money by investing today in stocks that benefit from interest rate rises such as banks and, also, they are looking at the more value end of the market and taking their profits in tech and investing into stocks that they think may benefit from the opening up of economies through world. so that may include leisure stocks, it may include airlines and energy stocks themselves because we see such a rise in the oil price at the moment. a rise in the oil price at the moment- a rise in the oil price at the moment. , , ., ., moment. just looking at the old rice moment. just looking at the old price there moment. just looking at the old price there it moment. just looking at the old price there it is moment. just looking at the old price there it is that moment. just looking at the old price there it is that a price there it is that a seven year hig
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