Global markets react to debt ceiling negotiations and Germany's recession

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European markets were mixed as negative sentiment from ongoing U.S. debt ceiling negotiations continued to weigh. Tech stocks shot up 2.1% following Nasdaq-100 futures in the U.S., but other gains were muted, while food and beverage stocks fell 1%. Data from the German statistics office showed a downward revision to GDP from zero to -0.3% for the first quarter of the year, placing Europe's biggest economy in a technical recession. Dutch firm ASML and Taiwan's TSMC got a share price boost after Nvidia's earnings impressed investors.
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