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Wall Street drifts downward for third day

US trade deficit widens the most in 10 years.

Nevil Gibson
Thu, 07 Mar 2019

Stocks on Wall Street pulled back for the third successive session as investors weighed strong US economic figures against the prospects of further interest rate rises.

Slowing global economic growth and uncertainty about the outcome of continuing US-China trade negotiations also are looming

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Nevil Gibson
Thu, 07 Mar 2019
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