(Reuters) -U.S. stock indexes recouped some of the early losses on Thursday, as investors digested the Federal Reserve outlook on interest rates amid persistent tariff worries. Traders looked to build on the previous session's gains after a massive sell-off in recent weeks due to the uncertainty tied to President Donald Trump's trade policies. The Fed maintained current interest rates on Wednesday as expected and reaffirmed its forecast for two 25 basis point reductions by the end of year.
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