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German retail sales came in weaker than expected in February, as rising prices curbed spending amid high inflation. Retail sales declined 1.3% on month in February in real terms, after a revised 0.1% increase in January, German statistics office De. | 06:25am
On its own, Trump's indictment might not seem like much of an issue for the stock market. It comes, however, at a fraught moment. A compromise between the U.S. and Democrats and Republicans on the debt ceiling was never going to be easy. There are just. | 06:20am
Collins Expects Fed to Tighten Bit Further; Bank of Mexico Slows its Pace; PCE Price Index Out Today By James Christie Good day. Boston Fed Chief Susan Collins said yesterday that she sees the Federal Reserve tightening policy a little further, the. | 07:16am
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