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Biggest Export Decline Since COVID Lockdowns Unexpectedly Widens US Trade Deficit In May
The US merchandise-trade deficit unexpectedly widened in May(widening 11.1% to $96.6 billion in May,
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A new partnership between the Big Ten and Big 12 conferences and PayPal will allow student-athletes to receive their compensation via the fintech company.
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Treasury yields fall as concerns grow over Trump's criticism of Powell
U.S. Treasury yields were lower on Thursday amid renewed concerns that President Donald Trump is considering replacing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
H&M shares jump 5% as it flags summer shopping pick-up
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H&M shares jump 6% as it flags summer shopping pick-up, says considering tariff price hikes
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H&M sees summer shopping pick-up after weaker-than-expected quarterly sales
H&M’s fiscal second quarter sales came in weaker-than-expected, though the world’s second largest clothing retailer pointed to an uptick in…
H&M shares jump as it flags summer shopping pick-up, says considering tariff price hikes
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Sterling extends gains against U.S. dollar to highest since October 2021
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Europe defense stocks extend gains, jumping 1.4% after NATO hikes spending target
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