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400+ Ukrainian Drones Launched On Moscow In One Of Biggest Attack Waves To Date
400+ Ukrainian Drones Launched On Moscow In One Of Biggest Attack Waves To Date
The Russian capital has been hit with a massive drone wave from Ukraine, which injured at least ten people - including three Chinese citizens - local authorities say.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has stated that more than 400 UAVs were launched toward Moscow and its suburbs overnight in one of the largest single raids since the war's start.
Reuters: Smoke billows after Ukrainian drone attacks in Podolsk, Moscow Region.
He described that most of the inbound drones were intercepted far from...
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US Existing Home Sales Bounced In February As Mortgage Rates Tumbled
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Despite tumbling mortgage rates, existing home sales plunged (the most since COVID) in January, with some blaming 'below-normal temperatures' despite The West suffering the biggest declines (and unaffected by the winter storms).
Consensus was for a modest 0.8% MoM decline in February (again despite an ongoing drop in mortgage rates) but sales actually surprised to the upside, rising 1.7% MoM. Perhaps even more notably, January's 8.4% MoM plunge was revised up to a slightly less crazy 5.9% MoM drop...
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