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US futures slip as oil prices and bond yields rise with markets awaiting latest Fed minutes

U.S. futures are lower as oil prices tick higher and the bond market climbs ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve’s latest minutes. Futures for the S&P 500 dipped 0.1% on Wednesday, a day after climbing 0.6% to a record of 7,818.93, topping its all-time high set in August. Despite worries over the Iran war, high inflation and pressures from the…

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

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