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Futures Rise Ahead Of Critical Nvidia Earnings As Oil, Bond Yields Drop
Futures Rise Ahead Of Critical Nvidia Earnings As Oil, Bond Yields Drop
US equity futures are higher led by tech as the selloff in bonds eased and traders awaited earnings from Nvidia after the close. As of 7:30am ET, S&P futures are up 0.3% while Nasdaq futs rose 0.7% showing optimism heading into the release and overlooking weakness in tech during APAC trade. In premarket trading, NVDA is up 1.8% in premarket trading, as semis see a strong bid with Mag7 names almost all higher. Cyclicals ex-Energy are rallying led by Industrials...
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Authored by Connor O'Keeffe via Mises Institute,
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Germany's Migrant Crime Crisis Explodes
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Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
Germany's federal government just dropped numbers that should end every soft-border talking point still circulating in European capitals.
Of the 1,087 suspects identified in 751 recorded gang rapes last year, 53 percent were foreign nationals.
Non-Germans make up less than 17 percent of the population. The 772 victims were overwhelmingly German: 619 of them, or 80 percent, including 565 women.
New figures released by the German federal government show that 53% of the 1,087 suspects in 751 recorded gang rapes last year were...
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