Paradox of Virus Fight Feeds U S Recession Risk
The coronavirus crisis triggers layoffs and stresses the financial system as lockdowns deepen. Economists expect a sharp first quarter contraction and a rebound later, while policymakers rush to aid households, lenders, and businesses amid tumbling markets and uncertain health outcomes.
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Wheat and oats futures summary with open interest
Market data shows wheat futures for several contracts from May 20 to Sep 21 with prices, bids, asks, and daily change. Oats futures also listed with minimum cents per bushel, along with Tue's sales and open interest figures.
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Local Stock Market Brief and Oddities
A condensed market note highlights notable local stock movements and unusual trading patterns. Investors monitor daily swings, with attention to regional companies and notable price shifts.
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