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Notable & Quotable: Debates
‘By throwing this curveball, Biden made it appear as though he proactively wanted more debates when he actually wanted fewer.’The Wall Street Journal - World -
The Chicago Teachers Union Plays Hooky
The CTU abandons students to seek a billion-dollar raise.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Chicago police clears anti-war, Pro-Palestine encampment
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Nikki Haley continues to draw notable amount of votes in primaries
Nikki Haley continues to draw a notable number of votes in Republican primaries even though she's no longer running. Can former President Donald Trump win over her supporters? Or might President Biden bank away her votes? Political strategists ...CBS News - Top stories
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Gold Futures Rise as Markets Digest U.S. Economic Data
Gold edged higher, holding ground after U.S. data releases lowered Treasury yields and the dollar, and increased expectations for earlier Fed rate cuts, Commonwealth Bank of Australia said.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Dollar Expected to Be Supported Near Term, Might Weaken Over Medium Term
The dollar may be supported in the near term as the ECB and the BOE are likely to start lowering rates ahead of the Fed, UBS said, but it expects modest USD depreciation as growth outside the U.S. improves.The Wall Street Journal - World -
China Is Finally Getting Serious About a Housing Rescue
Beijing has announced a plan to clear the backlog of unsold and unfinished homes, but questions remain over the scale and financing of the package.The Wall Street Journal - World - China -
Oil Prices Rise on Positive Inflation Data, Stockpile Falls
Oil prices rose, with positive sentiment supported by positive economic data and a fall in inventories.The Wall Street Journal - World -
German Bunds Seen More Attractive Than U.S. Treasurys in Near Term
German Bunds look to offer more value versus Treasurys during the countdown to ECB interest-rate cuts, but major rallies in Bunds are unlikely, Societe Generale said.The Wall Street Journal - World - Germany