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US futures climb ahead of Fed interest rate call and the latest retail sales numbers

U.S. futures are rising as investors await the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates, with high expectations of a hike. The potential hike will be the first in three years as inflation remains elevated in the United States and above the Fed’s target. Futures for the S&P 500 gained 0.2% on Wednesday, while those for the Dow Jones Industrial Average…

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  1. firstThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  2. +1hBaltimore Sun
  3. +1hReading Eagle
  4. +1hSan Diego Union-Tribune
  5. +1hThe Boston Herald
  6. +1hNorfolk Virginian-Pilot
  7. +1hBoulder Daily Camera
  8. +1hSanta Ana Orange County Register
  9. +1hSt. Paul Pioneer Press
  10. +1hHartford Courant
  11. +1hThe Mercury News
  12. +1hSanta Rosa Press Democrat

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