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Europe Learns To Love Tariffs, Canada Learns What Happens When You Don’t
Europe Learns To Love Tariffs, Canada Learns What Happens When You Don’t
By Benjamin Picton, senior market strategist at Rabobank
US and European equity indices were firmly in the black on Friday as the recent run up in bond yields took a breather. The S&P500 closed 46 points higher at 7811 with strong gains across the real estate, consumer discretionary, healthcare and financial sectors. US 10-year yields were just over 1bp higher on the day, but down by almost 7bps over the course of the week with most of the decline...
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DOJ Probe Widens: Minnesota Daycare Owner Charged, While Convicted Fraudster Gets Nearly 42 Years
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