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U.S. & MACROECONOMIC SITUATION Wall Street is struggling to find its footing as a turbulent week draws to a close The S&P 500 is fluctuating without a clear direction, trading at 7,718 points in futures and heading for its second consecutive week of losses, while the Nasdaq 100 is showing a slight rebound, up 0.02%. The bond market is weighing particularly heavily on the market: After a brief respite, the sell-off in U.S. Treasuries is picking up steam again; the yield on 10-year bonds is approaching 4.96%, once again nearing the...
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