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What Wall Street Is Saying About the Trade Deal and Stock-Market Records
The stock market didn't make big moves Monday, but it did set some new records in response to the Trump administration's trade deal with Europe. Here's what some on Wall Street are saying about the latest developments: “The market is really quite extended,
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