The Evening Edit: The FBI and Nvidia's chief; Israel's new parliament without a majority; an American soldier arrested in England
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An FBI inquiry into Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and an alleged Chinese spy cast a shadow over tech markets, even as President Trump offered a personal character reference. In Jerusalem, Israel's newly sworn-in parliament remained hopelessly deadlocked without a governing majority, leaving Arab-led parties holding the balance of power. Meanwhile, hotter-than-expected US inflation figures rattled bond markets and bolstered the case for further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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