Reported October 15, 'DeepSeek offers user refunds after suffering another major outage' - SCMP
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Shares of retail companies are trading lower as growing expectations for tighter monetary policy may raise borrowing costs and slow consumer demand.
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Shares of consumer discretionary retail companies are trading higher. Retreating bond yields and investors trimming exposure to AI-exposed tech names are helping drive the rebound following marked declines for the sector in August and September.